The Breakfast Club

At 9:00 am on Tuesday, May 13th, 2025, we will have our first Meet and Train. Join us for a training by Andrew Tamanaha, Ph.D, “When arousal becomes diagnosable”, a brief look at what is a paraphilia?”, and how we go about diagnosing it as a mental disorder.

Followed by a review of current legislative changes, CASOMB & SARATSO updates, and more.

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On Tuesday morning, June 10th, 2025, 9:00 am, we will have our second Meet & Train. Join us to learn more about [our topic & Trainer TBD], followed by a review of current legislative changes, CASOMB & SARATSO updates, and more.

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On Tuesday, August 12, 2025, at 9:00 am, we will have our monthly Meet & train. Join us to learn more about [our topic & Trainer TBD] followed by a review of current legislative changes, CASOMB & SARATSO updates, and more.

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On Tuesday, September 9th, we will feature a 45-minute training with Polygraph Examiner Larry Dorsey, PAIII (Ret.), “My client/defendant failed his polygraph! Now what?” Understanding the use of post-conviction polygraphs in the Containment Model.

Followed by our monthly updates and networking. Please sign up below to RSVP if you have not previously joined our training email list!

On Tuesday, October 14th, at 9:00 am, we will host our monthly meet & train with Chris Bennett, LMFT. Reviewing the New 2024 CASOMB Treatment Plan Guide and how all stakeholders can benefit from understanding & using this powerful tool.

The training will be followed by updates from stakeholders in our specialty here in California and networking.

Our Monthly Meet & Train will be held via Zoom at 9:00 am on Tuesday, December 9th. Please join us for a presentation by Lacey Van Den Ham, AMFT, DPO, and Eva Toth, “The 360 Degree View: Officer, Client, Clinician & a Victim-centered approach.” Rehabilitation begins with Supervision Officers & SOTP Specialist Clinicians who can check their biases and better serve the client as effective agents of change, while utilizing a Victim-Centered approach.

Our monthly legislative and CASOMB/SARATSO updates will follow the training.