Instructor Name: Maaike Helmus
Instructor Email Address: [email protected]

Date and Time:
Wednesday June 5, 10am-4pm Eastern Standard Time (6 hours)
Thursday June 6, 10am-4pm Eastern Standard Time (6 hours)
(12 hours total training)

Cost: $350
Discount for SAARNA Affiliates: $70 (See NOTE below.)
Discount for students: $210   (Please complete this form for approval as a student participant.)

(NOTE: You MUST log into your account to register and get the discount at checkout. If you are joining SAARNA for the discount, please register as an Affiliate or User and then wait until your SAARNA account is activated before registering for this event. You will receive one email with a receipt for your SAARNA Affiliate registration and then a 2nd email when your account is manually approved and activated. Please wait for this 2nd email before registering for this event.)

Description of Event:
Static-99R is an actuarial risk scale combining easily available information to assess adult men charged or convicted of a sexually motivated offence. It is the most widely used actuarial measure for predicting sexual reoffending in North America. Static-99R predicts sexual recidivism with moderate accuracy. This training is appropriate for anyone involved in risk assessment for those charged or convicted of sexually motivated offences. The training will present background and research information on the Static-99R and will teach participants how to score, report, and interpret the scale in applied evaluations.

Prerequisites:
Individuals are most likely to benefit from this training if they have some knowledge of sexual offending and individuals who commit sexual offences. As well, the training assumes basic familiarity with the criminal justice system and related terms.

Notes for Participants:
Training delivered via Zoom across 2 days (12 hours total)

Maximum number of seats: 30

Note: Please sign up using the email address of the person ATTENDING the talk so they can receive important announcements (e.g., Zoom link, training materials).

Electronic versions of training materials (scoring manuals, exercises, etc.) will be made available to participants by email shortly prior to the start of the training.