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The complete clinical education resource. DSM-5 V995.51 defined. The Childress three-indicator framework — Attachment System Suppression, Personality Disorder Traits and Phobic Anxiety, and the Encapsulated Persecutory Delusion. Shared Persecutory Delusion. Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another. The nine foundational clinicians — Bowlby, Minuchin, Beck and six others. Distinguishing Child Psychological Abuse from legitimate estrangement and genuine abuse. Required for every certification track.

The complete CAPA administration protocol. Working with children across all age groups — 5 through 17. Avatar selection and child-centered AI-assisted interview techniques. Evaluating responses against the three Childress indicators in real time. Generating and interpreting the CAPA clinical documentation package. Mandatory reporting procedures — when and how to file. Responding to legal challenges to CAPA findings in court. Required for CAPA-CC certification.

Your state's exact mandatory reporting statute — code number, exact language, and penalties for failure to report. DSM-5 V995.51 as mandatorily reportable child abuse in your state. How to file a mandatory child abuse report correctly. What to do when law enforcement refuses to file — and what civil liability accrues when they do. Documentation requirements for mandatory reporting compliance. How to protect yourself professionally when reporting. Required for all certification tracks.

Filing motions for court-ordered CAPA assessment — the complete USP standard motion with state-specific statute citations. Creating civil liability for law enforcement agencies that refuse to file mandatory reports. Judicial recusal procedures when a court obstructs child abuse investigation. Using CAPA documentation in court proceedings. Cross-examining opposing mental health experts on DSM-5 V995.51. Building the complete evidentiary record for Child Psychological Abuse. Required for USP-CA certification.

Recognizing Child Psychological Abuse in your cases — the eight clinical signatures every GAL must know. How to request a court-ordered CAPA assessment and what to do when the court resists. Interpreting CAPA clinical documentation packages for court submissions. Distinguishing the child's authentic voice from a conditioned, coached response — the skill that defines whether you are actually representing the child or the allied parent's agenda. Your mandatory reporting obligations as a GAL. Required for USP-CGAL certification.

Child Psychological Abuse and its clinical presentation in family court. DSM-5 V995.51 — what every family court judge needs to know. Mandatory reporting obligations for judicial officers under state and federal law. CAPA clinical documentation standards and how to evaluate them. The NY Blue Ribbon Commission findings on forensic custody evaluations — dangerous, harmful to children, and lacking scientific or legal value. Protecting children in your courtroom. 3-6 CLE credits depending on state. Open to all judges — no membership required.