Neurobiology of criminality.
Forensic social-work education on trauma, environment, development, ethics, nervous-system response, and behavior.
Context
Nature, nurture, and trauma
Explore behavior through development, nervous-system response, social environment, and trauma history.
Practice
Forensic social-work lens
Use ethical, trauma-informed language when considering criminality, pathology, and social systems.
Ethics
Future treatment questions
Consider how advances in neurological treatment raise questions for care, justice, and community responsibility.
Neurobiology video series
Lectures on social culture, nervous-system development, drugs and alcohol, ethics, and forensic social-work questions.
Social culture of criminality
How nature and nurture theories are shaped by social, developmental, and traumatic influences.
Brain and nervous system
How trauma and environment interact with neurological development and behavior.
Social impacts
Human development in the social environment and implications for forensic social work.
Psychopathology and drug use
Diagnostic, legal, drug, and alcohol factors in current characterizations of criminal behavior.
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