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DHS-Drexel-Breaking Through: Clinical Insights into Anti-Social Pesonality Disorder-3/11/26 Online Registration
Description: This workshop dives into the complexities of antisocial personality disorder (ASPD), a condition that affects approximately 3% of the general population and accounts for up to 50% of the prison population. Participants will explore the development of antisocial traits from childhood through adulthood, uncovering the genetic, environmental and psychological factors that contribute to the disorder. The session introduces assessment tools for diagnosing ASPD and provides an overview of treatment approaches used with this population. Attendees will discuss the unique challenges clinicians face when working with individuals exhibiting antisocial behaviors and gain practical strategies to foster engagement with the most difficult cases.
Learning Objectives:
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Define antisocial personality traits and their progression throughout the lifespan.
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Describe the etiology and contributing factors of antisocial personality disorder.
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Identify assessment tools for evaluating antisocial traits.
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Discuss the challenges and best practices for working with individuals on the antisocial spectrum.
**Training link will be emailed to registered participants on Monday, 3/9/26
In order to receive continuing education credits at no cost to you for this course:
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You must pre-register
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You must be a Chester County Provider
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You must complete the post-test and the evaluation form at the end of the session
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