We are pleased to announce that Dr. Apsche was offered a courtesy appointment as Adjunct Clinical Faculty in Psychology at Fielding Graduate University in Santa Barbara, California. Dr. Apsche was recognized for his service to Clinical Psychology Doctoral students at Fielding, for providing clinical supervision and related training in a praticum setting.
Dr. Apsche is looking forward to educating and training the newest members of the corps of professional psychologists. Congratulations!!!!
Dr. Apche had an abstract on Family Mode Deactivation Therapy accepted for the 6th Congress on Violence in Clinical Psychology.The congress is held October 21-24 in Stockholm, Sweden.
According to the website, the Congress is an opportunity for those in the field to share their expertise on how to reduce, manage and treat aggression across disciplines and borders. The 6th European Congress on Violence will focus strongly on clinically relevant and practically useful interventions aiming at treating and reducing violent behavior of psychiatric and forensic patients. The Congress theme is “Assessing, treating and caring for potentially violent patients”. The choice of this theme expresses the need for further bridging the gaps between research on measurement and prediction tools and risk assessment , and clinical treatment and prevention of aggressive behavior at the patient or intisutional level.
Dr. Apsche was interviewed and featured on the Investigation Discovery program Escaped. The program was about Josephina Rivera, a survivor of serial killer Gary Heidnik’s cellar of terror.
The program airs again June 22, 2009 at 10pm.
Read more about it here:
Dr. Apsche was consulted for an article written about the Milwaukee, WI serial killer The North Side Strangler. The article has appeared in twenty -six news publications, such as MSNBC and The Chicago tribune.
Read the article here:
Dr. Apsche attended the 35th Annual Convention for the Association for Behavior Analysis International held May 22-26th in Phoenix Arizona.
Monday ,May 25th 2009, Dr. Apsche was the discussant for a symposium on Behavior Therapies with Juvenile Offenders: Fire, Sex and Violence.
Monday,May 25th 2009, Dr. Apsche was the licensing panelist for a symposium on Licensing of Behvior Analysis: Protecting the Profession and the Public.
