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About the Speaker:
Dr. Avram H. Mack is a psychiatrist at Georgetown University School of Medicine where he is an assistant professor of clinical psychiatry and also the director of medical student education. Dr. Mack's interests and expertise covers general adult psychiatry, child & adolescent psychiatry, and "forensic" psychiatry, which includes correctional and judicial settings. Over the past 2 years Dr. Mack and a group at Georgetown have been involved with a detailed analysis of the interactions between the severely mentally ill and the justice system in the District of Columbia.

Who Should Attend:

• Mental Health and Substance Abuse Therapists
• Social Workers
• Dual Diagnosis Therapists
  

Training Objectives:

• Identify violence risk among substance abuse users
• Understand current state of substance misuses
• Understand impact of Co-Occurring Conditions among youth
• Identify three approaches to addressing risk.
  Identify violence risk among substance abuse users