SARA Research Update (USD 100.00)

1.5 Hours | 1.5 CEs (CEU)

 

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The Spousal Assault Risk Assessment Guide has become popular worldwide as a method for assessing and managing risk for intimate partner violence (IPV). It has been translated into 10 languages and is used by diverse professionals in numerous countries across six continents. The third version of the guidelines, the SARA-V3, was published in 2015 by Drs. Randall Kropp and Stephen Hart. This webinar will provide a review and synthesis of international research on the SARA and the Brief Spousal Assault Form for the Evaluation of Risk (B-SAFER), an abbreviated instrument derived from the SARA.  The implications of this research for IPV risk assessment in law enforcement, victim services, forensic and civil mental health, correctional settings, and workplaces will be addressed. Finally, the webinar will describe the key changes and innovations incorporated into the SARA-V3 along with the research and literature supporting these developments.

Webinar Outline:

  • Review Research on the SARA and B-SAFER
  • Implications of Research for Intimate Partner Violence
  • Review key changes in the SARA version 3

Intended Audience:

This webinar is appropriate for diverse professionals including (but not limited to) health care, criminal justice, victim services, security, social service, education, and human resources who are interested in learning more about intimate partner violence risk assessment. This webinar is for beginner, intermediate, and advanced level clinicians.

The Spousal Assault Risk Assessment Guide has become popular worldwide as a method for assessing and managing risk for intimate partner violence (IPV). It has been translated into 10 languages and is used by diverse professionals in numerous countries across six continents. The third version of the guidelines, the SARA-V3, was published in 2015 by Drs. Randall Kropp and Stephen Hart. This webinar will provide a review and synthesis of international research on the SARA and the Brief Spousal Assault Form for the Evaluation of Risk (B-SAFER), an abbreviated instrument derived from the SARA.  The implications of this research for IPV risk assessment in law enforcement, victim services, forensic and civil mental health, correctional settings, and workplaces will be addressed. Finally, the webinar will describe the key changes and innovations incorporated into the SARA-V3 along with the research and literature supporting these developments.

Webinar Outline:

  • Review Research on the SARA and B-SAFER
  • Implications of Research for Intimate Partner Violence
  • Review key changes in the SARA version 3

Intended Audience:

This webinar is appropriate for diverse professionals including (but not limited to) health care, criminal justice, victim services, security, social service, education, and human resources who are interested in learning more about intimate partner violence risk assessment. This webinar is for beginner, intermediate, and advanced level clinicians.