Upcoming workshop: MMPI-2-RF

Dr. Ben-Porath, Ph.D.

Dr. Ben-Porath, a professor of Psychology at Kent State University will be presenting the upcoming workshop, Introduction to the MMPI-2-RF and Advanced Interpretation.

This two -day event is scheduled to take place at Fordham University's Lincoln Center Campus on January 10th and 11th, 2013.

Introduction to the MMPI-2-RF will be discussed on the first day.  Day two will cover advanced training on use of MMPI-2-RF Validity Scales, customizing MMPI-2-RF reports, and the use of the test in diagnostic assessments, treatment planning, and forensic evaluations.

Please visit the workshop's registration page for more information and direct any inquiries to Dr. Barry Rosenfeld (rosenfeld@fordham.edu or 917-699-7635)

Rorschach Workshop at Fordham: June 14 & 15

The Fordham Psychology Department is excited to present a new ongoing workshop series, and pleased to announce the first workshop in the series:

The Rorschach Performance Assessment System (R-PAS): Introduction and Case Illustration

This two-day workshop is designed to prepare professionals and graduate students to start using the new R-PAS system which is a new, evidence-focused Rorschach system. Learn more about the R-PAS system at www.r-pas.org

The workshop will be conducted by Gregory J. Meyer, Ph.D. and Donald Viglione, Ph.D., both renowned experts in personality assessment, who will discuss the empirical background for R-PAS, clinical utility, including procedures for administration, and conclude with practical application with clinical cases.  This workshop qualifies for Continuing Education Credit.

Dates:         Thursday, June 14th and Friday June 14th
Time:           9am-5pm both days
Location:   Pope Auditorium, Lowenstein Building
                      Fordham University's Lincoln Center
                      113 West 60th Street, New York, NY

Register by June 1st to reserve your space and qualify for a discounted early registration fee.
Download full workshop details and registration information. 
Please direct any inquiries to Barry Rosenfeld, Ph.D
(rosenfeld@fordham.edu or #917-699-7635)