ATAP 2022 TMC | Preliminary Agenda

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PRELIMINARY AGENDA

Presented By Association of Threat Assessment Professionals and Los Angeles Police Department Threat Management Unit

Conference Information The sponsors are pleased to present the Thirtieth Annual Threat Management Conference. On this momentous anniversary of our conference, we are excited to welcome a variety of nationally and internationally recognized presenters to share information on research, best practices, and education in the prevention of targeted violence in our workplaces, educational settings, places of worship, and throughout our communities. ATAP is dedicated to providing a professional and educational environment for dedicated professionals to network and share knowledge, tools, perspectives, and expertise. We hope you can join us to network, share, and learn in this dynamic environment.

Target Audience: • • • • • • • • • •

Law Enforcement Prosecutors and Private Practice Attorneys Corporate Security, Legal, and Human Resources Professionals School/University Administrators, Resource Officers, and Counselors Mental Health and Behavioral Science Professionals Psychologists Executive Protection Professionals Threat Assessment Practitioners and Researchers Victim/Witness Coordinators Probation/Parole Officials

Professional Credits: American Psychological Association (APA) Certified Protection Professionals (CPP) The University of Nebraska Public Policy Center (NUPPC) is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The NUPPC sponsors this event and maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

Registration Rates:

ATAP Members: $725 – ATAP members must log into the ATAP website to receive member pricing.

ATAP Pending Members: $725* Active Law Enforcement (Non-ATAP Member): $750 (Rate applies ONLY to currently sworn police officers, district and city attorneys) (Please see below for more information on the ATAP Pending Member Rate) Non-ATAP Member and Non-Active Law Enforcement: $850 Students: $600 Students must be enrolled in an advanced degree program in the field of criminal justice, law, psychology or related field, and must provide school and instructor’s name as a reference.

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*ATAP Pending Member Registrants selecting this registration option must submit their completed membership application, and pay applicable fees, prior to registering for the 2022 Threat Management Conference. Membership is not confirmed or guaranteed until all sponsorship confirmations are completed and membership is approved. New Member Application fees are nonrefundable, and must be paid in full at the time your application. Once your application is completed, please allow 72 business hours for staff to update your membership type prior to registering for the conference.

Security and Admission Security procedures at the conference will require calling a phone number from a registered cell phone and may also require a picture I.D. for picking up conference materials. A visible display of the conference badge will be required at all sessions and events. By registering and attending the conference, attendees agree that they and their personal property will be subject to search, as requested, before or during attendance at any conference session or event.

Refusal to allow the requested search will be grounds for uncompensated revocation of access to all conference sessions and events.

ATAP retains the right to refuse and/or revoke admission to any and all conference events to any person who, in ATAP’s sole discretion, presents a threat of harm to themselves or others, and/or whose conduct or presence has or will cause disruption to the conference.

Registration Information How to Register: Registration is capped at 1,000 attendees. Once the 1,000 attendee cap has been met, ATAP will reopen registration for spots made available due to cancellations on a predetermined schedule that will be posted on the ATAP Conference website page.

Register immediately for the ATAP 2022 Threat Management Conference by completing the online registration form. If you’re an ATAP member, make sure to log into the website to receive member pricing! All conference pre-registrations must be received by July 22, 2022. You may pay online with a credit card, or send check payments to: ATAP 808 R Street, Suite 209 Sacramento, CA 95811 By registering for the ATAP Threat Management Conference, registrants assumes full responsibility for ensuring that payment of their registration is submitted to ATAP within thirty (30) days of the closure of the event. If an attendee can have payment made through a third party (employer), ATAP will accept payment from third party payers (e.g. the registrant’s employer), but it is the full responsibility of the registrant to ensure that payment is made. ATAP is not responsible for pursuing payment from third parties.

ATAP Attendee Roster: Registered attendees of the Threat Management Conference will be provided with an attendee roster listing names, agencies, phone numbers and email addresses of all registered conference participants. Attendees wishing to opt out of having their information printed in the roster may do so during the registration process Attendees registering after July 22, 2022 will not be listed in the 2022 ATAP Threat Management Conference attendee roster.

Cell Phone Requirement: ATAP Threat Management Conference attendees will use a cell phone check in process that relies on cell phone numbers provided during the registration process. Attendee cell phone numbers will not be shared with any other entity, nor will attendees be called by ATAP. To ensure a smooth registration process, please provide a cell phone number that will be used during the event.

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Cancellation Policy: Cancellations notices must be made IN WRITING and received by ATAP no later than July 22, 2022. All cancellations received on or by July 22, 2022 will be refunded less a $50 processing fee. There will be no refunds for cancellations made after July 22, 2022. Please send cancellation notices to staff@atapworldwide.org.

Refund exceptions may be considered on a case by case basis for registered attendees should they, or a member of their immediate household, test positive for COVID-19 after July 22, 2022. Please contact Elizabeth Cardwell, (ecardwell@atapworldwide.org) for assistance.

COVID-19 Personal Responsibility and Liability Waiver: By registering for, or attending, the ATAP Threat Management Conference you voluntarily assume all risks and accept sole responsibility for any illness or injury related to exposure to COVID-19, and release ATAP from liability for any injury or harm that may result from attending the Threat Management Conference. ATAP’s goal is to ensure a safe meeting environment. As such, you also agree to abide by any prevention or safety measures that ATAP, the Disneyland Resort Hotel, the Orange County Health Department, the State of California, or Center for Disease Control may have in place during the event. You also agree not to attend the Threat Management Conference if you become ill, are aware that you’ve been directly exposed to the COVID-19 virus within two weeks prior to the event, or exhibit any symptoms of the COVID-19 virus prior to or during the event.

Additional Considerations: • The registration fee includes a continental breakfast each day and lunch on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

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Conference dress attire is business casual. It is recommended that you have a jacket or sweater, as meeting rooms are kept at a cool temperature.

Attendees requiring ADA accommodations should contact Elizabeth Cardwell (ecardwell@atapworldwide.org) to ensure that appropriate arrangements are made prior to the event.

Hotel Information

The Disneyland Resort Hotel: 1150 Magic Way Anaheim, CA 92802 Discounted Rate: $254 Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel 1600 Disneyland Dr. Anaheim, CA 92802 Discounted Rate: $334 Deadline to book your room: July 18, 2022 Discounted Disney Park Tickets: ATAP has arranged for discounted park tickets to be available for purchase by ATAP Threat Management Conference attendees. Please find the link to purchase your tickets within your registration confirmation.

The online ticket store will open Monday, April 18, 2022 and will close Sunday, August 7, 2022.

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Conference Agenda: (Agenda Subject to Change) This conference has been approved for 18.25 continuing education hours for psychologists across indicated sessions below in blue.

Please visit this site for further information on these sessions.

Monday, August 8

5:00-7:00PM Registration

Tuesday, August 9

7:00AM-4:00PM Registration 7:00-8:00AM Continental Breakfast 8:00-9:00AM Welcoming Remarks 9:00-9:15AM

Break

9:15-10:30AM Extreme Overvalued Beliefs: New Scientific and Operational Data – J. Reid Meloy, Ph.D., A Forensic Psychological Corporation and Tahir Rahman, M.D., Associate Professor, Washington University - This session is approved for 1.25 Hours 10:30-10:45AM

Break

10:45AM – 12:00PM Crossfire: Our Violent Political Discourse – Philip Saragoza, M.D., Work Trauma Services, Inc. - This session is approved for 1.25 Hours 12:00-1:30PM

Lunch 1:30-2:30PM Breakout Sessions

Core Competency Gathering and Interpreting Information – Jim Cawood, Ph.D., CPP, CTM, President - Factor One, Inc. Track I Understand Trauma Awareness and Resilience: Lessons Learned from Responding to Sandy Hook and Working Crimes Against Children – Thomas F. Veivia, CTM, CPP; Founder and President, 302 Consulting Group, LLC., Retired Supervisory Special Agent, FBI - This session is approved for 1 Hour Track II When the Patient Becomes the Hunter; A Targeted Violence Case Study by the Victim and the Investigator – Brian Uridge, MPA, CPP, CHPA, CTM, Deputy Director of Department of Public Safety and Security-University of Michigan Health System, and Subinoy Das, MD, FACS, CEO, U.S. Institute For Advanced Sinus Care and Research - This session is approved for 1 Hour 2:30-2:45PM Break

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2:45-3:45PM Breakout Sessions Core Competency Consultation and Communication – Jim Cawood, Ph.D., CPP, CTM, President - Factor One, Inc. Track I Violence in a Place for Healing: New Research on Weapons Based Attacks in Healthcare Facilities – Molly Amman, J.D., CTM, Consultant and Retired Special Agent-FBI, Behavioral Analysis Unit and Michelle Huffman, Ph.D., Analyst/ Consultant-FBI, Omaha Field Office - This session is approved for 1 Hour Track II Introduction to the VAGABOND Program for Comprehensive Threat Assessment – Scott Hoffman, CTM, Special AgentEnterprise Threat Management Unit, U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) and James Colomb, Special Agent and ChiefEnterprise Threat Management Unit, DOD - This session is approved for 1 Hour 3:45-4:00PM

Break 4:00-5:00PM Breakout Sessions

Core Competency Behavioral Elements of Assessment: What to Monitor For, Identify, and Evaluate - Chuck Tobin, CTM, AT-RISK International Track I Case Study of a Delusional Pursuer of a Well-Known Singer: How Threat Assessment, Investigative, and Protection Teams Worked Together to Enhance Safety – Gabrielle Thompson, Vice President, Threat Assessment, Gavin de Becker and Associates (GDBA), Brian Creter, Vice President, Global Investigations, GDBA, and Ben Zeifman, Director, Client Services, GDBA Track II Driving Organizational Change to Prevent Insider Threat – Juliet Aiken, Ph.D., Head of Consulting, Conducere, LLC., and Steve S. Sin, Ph.D., Director-Unconventional Weapons and Technology Division, National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) Networking Reception at Tortilla Joe’s 5:30-7:30 pm

Wednesday, August 10 7:30-4:00PM

Registration

7:30-8:30AM

Continental Breakfast

8:30-9:30AM Keynote Presentation: A Mother’s Journey to Understand the Tragedy and Future Preventions - Chin Rodger, Mother of Elliot O. Rodger 9:30-9:45 am Break 9:45-11:00AM Preventing Workplace and Campus Violence in 2022…and Beyond: A Guide to the “New Normal” - Glen Kraemer, Partner, Hirschfeld Kraemer LLP 11:00-11:15AM Break

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11:15AM-12:30PM Public/Private Partnership in Active Assailant Prevention and Response: Lessons Learned from the 2018 Active Shooter Incident at YouTube International Headquarters - Ryan Johansen, Chief of Police, San Bruno Police Department 12:30-2:00PM

Lunch 2:00-3:00PM Breakout Sessions

Core Competency Legal Issues in Threat Assessment and Management: Part 1 - Rachel Solov, J.D., CTM, San Diego District Attorney’s Office, Molly Amman, J.D., CTM, Consultant and Retired Special Agent-FBI, Behavioral Analysis Unit, Ron Schouten M.D., J.D., CTM, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, DC Department of Behavioral Health Track I Sworn to Defend Against Threats, Both Foreign and Domestic: U.S. Veterans and Reducing Action Redirection Risk – William Braniff, MA, University of Maryland and Ben Kalin, MPA, MSW, University of Southern California - This session is approved for 1 Hour Track II A Teacher, a Shotgun, and a Risk Evaluation: A Case Study with Complexities – Jim Cawood, Ph.D., CPP, CTM; PresidentFactor One, Inc. - This session is approved for 1 Hour 3:00-3:15PM Break 3:15-4:15PM Breakout Sessions Core Competency Legal Issues in Threat Assessment and Management: Part 2 - Rachel Solov, CTM, San Diego District Attorney’s Office, Molly Amman, J.D., CTM, Consultant and Retired Special Agent-FBI, Behavioral Analysis Unit, Ron Schouten M.D., J.D., CTM, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, DC Department of Behavioral Health Track I Trigger Points: Inside the Mission to Stop Mass Shootings in America – Mark Follman, Author and Editor for Mother Jones Track II Plan Nationally, Act Locally: Creating an Enterprise-Wide Threat Assessment Process for a National Employer – Tim Kubajak, CTM, Senior Analyst, Toyota Motors North America and Patrick Prince, CTM, Chief Threat Assessment Officer/ Associate Vice Provost, University of Southern California 4:15-4:30PM

Break 4:30-5:30PM Breakout Sessions

Core Competency Legal Issues in Threat Assessment and Management: Part 3 - Rachel Solov, J.D. CTM, San Diego District Attorney’s Office, Molly Amman, J.D., CTM, Consultant and Retired Special Agent-FBI, Behavioral Analysis Unit, Ron Schouten M.D., J.D., CTM, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, DC Department of Behavioral Health Track I Slippery and Unmanageable: The Case of a Persistent Stranger Stalker – Detective Rande Christiansen, Seattle Police Department and Stephen G. White, Ph.D., Work Trauma Services, Inc.

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Track II Healthcare Threat Management: Patients and Guns – Sheridan Ryan, J.D., CTM, CPHRM, PT, Associate Director, Clinical Risk Management-Medical College of Wisconsin and Tony Thrasher, D.O. DFAPA, Medical Director, Crisis ServicesMilwaukee County Behavioral Health - This session is approved for 1 Hour 6:00-9:00PM Hospitality Suite

Thursday, August 11 7:30-4:00PM

Registration

7:30-8:30AM

Continental Breakfast

8:30-9:45AM The Writing is on the Wall: A Case Study for Mental Health Diversion and Lessons Learned – Captain III Brian Bixler, Metropolitan Division, Los Angeles Police Department and Detective I Peter Doomanis, Threat Management Unit, LAPD This session is approved for 1.25 Hours 9:45-10:00AM

Break

10:00-11:15AM Paranoia and Violence - Phillip Resnick, M.D., Professor of Psychiatry, Case Western Reserve University 11:15-11:30AM Break 11:30AM – 12:30PM TAM: What Can Go Wrong? – Ronald Schouten, M.D., J.D., CTM, DLFAPA, Director, Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, DC Department of Behavioral Health - This session is approved for 1 Hour 12:30-2:00PM

Lunch 2:00-3:00PM Breakout Sessions

Core Competency Threat Assessment: Management Principles and Practices (Part I) – Mario Scalora Ph.D., CTM, University of NebraskaLincoln and William Zimmerman, CTM, CEO, APEX Resolutions Track I When Threat Assessment Becomes Personal – Adriana Weyer, Ph.D., CTM, Manager-Workplace Violence Prevention Program (WVPP), Phoenix VA Healthcare System and Alysha Teed, Ph.D., CTM, Psychologist-WVPP, Phoenix VA Healthcare System – This session is approved for 1 Hour Track II San Diego Case Study, Working Collaboratively – Andrija Lopez, Deputy District Attorney, San Diego County, Vincent Deocampo, Investigator, San Diego County District Attorney’s Office, and Manny Tau, Psy.D., CTM, Clinical and Forensic Psychologist – This session is approved for 1 Hour 3:00-3:15PM

Break 3:15 – 4:15PM Breakout Sessions

Core Competency Threat Assessment: Management Principles and Practices (Part II) – Mario Scalora Ph.D., CTM, University of NebraskaLincoln and William Zimmerman, CTM, CEO, APEX Resolutions

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Track I Pitfalls to Avoid in Threat Assessment and Profiling: Lessons from Mistakes I’ve Made – Ronald F. Tunkle, Principal, Aquia Behavioral Analysis & Threat Management Consultancy, LLC, Supervisory Special Agent /Criminal Profiler, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (Retired) Track II Hollywood, Hospital, and the Sovereign Citizen: Case Study in Targeted Violence Prevention – Georgia Thomas, M.D., MPH, Executive Director, Employee Health and Well-being, University of Texas (UT) MD Anderson Cancer Center, and Vicki King, M.S., Assistant Chief of Police, UT Police at Houston - This session is approved for 1 APA Hour 4:15-4:30PM

Break 4:30 – 5:30PM Breakout Sessions

Core Competency Threat Assessment: Management Principles and Practices (Part III) – Mario Scalora Ph.D., CTM, University of NebraskaLincoln and William Zimmerman, CTM, CEO, APEX Resolutions Track I Bringing Compassion into the Room: A Proposal – Stephanie Stein Leite, Psy.D., CTM, Forensic Intelligence, LLC - This session is approved for 1 APA Hour Track II Bridging the Gap: Addressing the Threat of Domestic Violence Across Virtual and Brick-and-Mortar Space – Rachael Frost, CEO, Frost ICED (Investigation, Consultation, Education and Development), Master Investigator, Riverside County Sheriff’s Office (Retired) 5:30-7:00PM Annual Membership Meeting/Board of Directors Meeting – ATAP Members Welcome!

6:00-9:00PM Hospitality Suite

Friday, August 12 7:30-8:30AM

Continental Breakfast

8:30-9:45AM Malice, Mental Illness, and Mitigation: Understanding the Role of Mental Illness in Violence – John (Jack) Rozel, M.D., MSL, DFAPA, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Pittsburg – This session is approved for 1.25 Hours 9:45-10:00AM

Break

10:00-11:15AM Crispy and Wearing Thin: Navigating Tough Times as a BTAM - Mario Scalora, Ph.D., CTM, Director of the Public Policy Center and Professor of Psychology, University of Nebraska, Lincoln; and Lynn Van Male, Ph.D., CTM, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Oregon Health and Science University, President-Lynn Van Male, LLC, and Director, US Veterans Health Administration Workplace Violence Prevention Program; and David T. Okada, Lieutenant, Salem Police Dept. (Retired), Principal- Safety and Threat Solutions – This session is approved for 1.25 Hours 11:15AM-12:15PM DHS Prevention Programs: Supporting Threat Management In Our Communities –John T. Picarelli, Acting Deputy Director, Department of Homeland Security and Richard Aborn, President-Citizens Crime Commission of NYC 12:15-12:30PM

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Closing Remarks

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