30-Hours Professional Diploma in Antisocial Personality Disorder
Credit hours
3
Learners gain an overview of antisocial personality disorder, including its clinical features, developmental and environmental risk factors, and neurobiological and psychological perspectives. The course introduces assessment tools and therapeutic approaches, then addresses working with high-risk individuals and offender populations while keeping professional boundaries and personal safety in mind. It builds awareness for people in justice, social care and support roles.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Antisocial Personality Disorder
- 02Diagnostic Criteria and Clinical Features
- 03Developmental and Environmental Risk Factors
- 04Neurobiological and Psychological Perspectives
- 05Assessment and Screening Tools in ASPD
- 06Therapeutic Approaches and Behavioural Interventions
- 07Working with High-Risk Individuals and Offender Populations
- 08Professional Boundaries and Practitioner Safety
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