Differentiating Delusional Disorder from Extreme Beliefs

2 Hours | 2 CEs
This on-demand professional training program on Differentiating Delusional Disorder from Extreme Beliefs is presented by Mark Cunningham, PhD, ABPP.
This program covers a process for how clinicians can differentiate whether a potential violent actor or post-violence defendant suffers from a delusional disorder or is simply radicalized in their extreme religious or political beliefs. An SPJ tool, “Model of Analysis for Differentiating Delusional Disorder from the Radicalization of Extreme Beliefs–17 Factor" (MADDD-or-Rad-17), is presented to aid in systematically distinguishing these cases and in promoting transparency in associated reports and testimony.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course you will be able to:
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Describe the diagnostic criteria for delusional disorder
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Describe five factors that render the differential between delusional disorders and extreme political beliefs more challenging
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Describe seven primary arenas of analysis for making the differential
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Describe a report-writing strategy that emphasizes efficiency, clarity, and relevancy
Presented By

PhD, ABPP Mark Cunningham, PhD, ABPP
Program curriculum
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Review Before Proceeding
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Educational Disclaimer
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Lesson 1 Video
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Lesson 2 Video
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Lesson 3 Video
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Lesson 3 Quiz
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Lesson 4 Video
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Lesson 4 Quiz
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Lesson 5 Video
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Lesson 5 Quiz
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About this course
- Free
- 22 lessons
- 2 hours of video content