Use of BFAs in Family Court
Presentation at the San Mateo County Superior Court for Family Court Services Staff. Redwood City
February 12, 2015🕑 1 minute - Kenneth B. Perlmutter, Ph.D.
Implementation of BFAs for the Judiciary
Presentation to the Family Law Bench (13 Judges) at Santa Clara County Superior Court. San Jose
October 24, 2014🕑 1 minute - Kenneth B. Perlmutter, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist (July 1981)
California No. PSY 7053
Practicing for over 35 years at the intersection of forensic and child/developmental psychology in any role I serve I always do my best to keep the present and future needs of children clearly in sight.
Child Custody Evaluations: Do They Still Have Value to the Court?
Presentation to the Family Law Bench (13 Judges) at Santa Clara County Superior Court. San Jose
September 26, 2014🕑 1 minute - Kenneth B. Perlmutter, Ph.D.
Brief Focused Assessments: An Update on their Utilization
Presentation/Training to Attorneys for Attorneys’ BriefCase, Inc. (Garrett C. Dailey, Esq.). San Francisco
March 18, 2014🕑 1 minute - Kenneth B. Perlmutter, Ph.D.
The Role of BFAs in the Practice of Family Law
Presentation to the Palo Alto Area Bar Association
February 4, 2014🕑 1 minute - Kenneth B. Perlmutter, Ph.D.
Training on Interviewing Children in Child Custody Forensic Matters
Presentation at the San Mateo County Superior Court for the Family Court Judiciary (7 Judges and Commissioners) and Family Court Services Staff (1.25 hours). Redwood City. Co-presenters Leslie Packer, Ph.D. and Miriam Wolf, LCSW
December 5, 2011🕑 1 minute - Kenneth B. Perlmutter, Ph.D.
Standards and Problems in Custody Evaluations by Psychologists
Presentation as part of a full day Training Seminar at Stanford University Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. Palo Alto
January 11, 2003🕑 1 minute - Kenneth B. Perlmutter, Ph.D.
Forensic Workshop Training for Mandatory Training for California ROC 5.225
Sponsored by the Forensic Committee of the Santa Clara County Psychological Association. September 27 & 28, 2002 and March 14 & 15, 2003. Separate modules at the panel that conducted the 32 hours of training on "21 `topics" (out of a total of 40 mandatory hours) that potential evaluators must receive education in order to qualify as a custody evaluator. Palo Alto and Los Gatos
September 28, 2002🕑 1 minute
California No. PSY 7053
Dr. Ken Perlmutter
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