The Criminologist

This is a MUST listen for professionals who adhere to the Risk-Need-Responsivity model of supervision! Brad Bogue is uniquely qualified to give a well informed and timely critique to the Needs Principle. From a re-examination of The Big Four, to the very real issue of Differential Diagnosis...this could be a potential game changer folks!

Brad packs a seminar's worth of insights into this episode! Always fun to chat with, and a beacon of insight, we hope this is the first of many appearances!

J-SAT: https://www.j-sat.com/

Therapy w/ Difficult Clients: https://www.amazon.com/Therapy-Difficult-Clients-Precursors-Awaken/dp/1557987939

Adverse Childhood Experiences...or ACES, is the first topic that Dr. Jerrod Brown will be discussing with The Criminologist podcast as part of a 3-part series. Learn of the genesis and evolution of ACES research, how ACES aligns with the Risk-Need-Responsivity model, and even an examination of ACES in the era of COVID-19.

On-line MA from Concordia University in Human Services: Trauma, Resilience and Self-Care Strategies. https://online.csp.edu/academics/master-of-arts-in-human-services-trauma-resilience-self-care-strategies/

Dr. Jerrod Brown: [email protected]

The Criminologist on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw1d_twLd7CdnDgS7amNpuQ

David Garlock is a successful returning citizen, reentry professional, and criminal justice reform advocate. A client of the Equal Justice Initiative, he was released on parole in 2013 after serving more than 13 years in prison. Learn of his fascinating journey, and his accomplishments assisting others on theirs. He is currently a board member of the Lancaster County Reentry Management Organization and member of the Pennsylvania Reentry Council.

https://www.davidlgarlock.com/

Joining us all the way from Dublin Ireland, Daryl Mahon's passion and enthusiasm cannot be contained! If you are unfamiliar with the concept of servant leadership, this is a must listen for you and/or your agency. Private sector, public sector, non-profits, NGO's....leadership is key to successful implementation. Learn all about how servant leadership (or a lack their of), effects outcomes.

We cover a wide variety of topics in this interview...Daryl does not disappoint!

https://outcomesmatter.squarespace.com/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw1d_twLd7CdnDgS7amNpuQ

We once again hear and learn from a true subject matter expert! Mr. Kardell Sims shares his lived experiences in the criminal justice system. His pathway into a criminal trajectory and his inspiring story highlighting the milestones and breakthroughs he experienced on his pathway out. Author of Inmate to Inspiration: How I freed myself from self-destruction; and host of The Reentry Journey podcast, we are honored to feature all of Kardell's work in this episode! https://www.amazon.com/Inmate-Inspiration-freed-myself-self-destruction/dp/B08D4Y1RGB

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-re-entry-journey-attacking-recidivism/id1545084898

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIEQLdbeiRc_5AttCxMzudA

This week's very special guest joins us 6,000 miles away from the nation of Armenia! Arshak Gaparyan is a consultant, trainer, and visionary. He is currently working with the Council of Europe to further develop Armenian Probation Services and mental health care in Armenian prisons. Arshak Gasparyan is the President of the Social Justice NGO, who's mission is to implement projects aimed at restoring social justice within society. We discuss everything from the Risk-Need-Responsivity model, to the struggles of securing stakeholder buy in, to the age old dilemma of balancing control and support in the role of the probation officer.

Trauma and resiliency. A much needed and timely conversation with Dr. Jerrod Brown of Concordia University in Saint Paul. Dr. Brown shares with us his insights on these topics, as well as some simple self-care strategies we can all embrace if needed. Learn all about some exciting educational opportunities for those looking to augment their human capital!!

Concordia University Saint Paul: https://online.csp.edu/academics/master-of-arts-in-human-services-trauma-resilience-self-care-strategies/

Dr. Jerrod Brown: [email protected]

In this episode, we take a look at the issue of rising crime rates. Are guns on the streets to blame for the increase in crime we are experiencing? How can we leverage what we know about evidence based practices, particularly what we know about criminogenic factors, into the discussion? And what role has the Defund the Police mantra played in this equation? We discuss all this and more on this very topical episode of The Criminologist podcast!

Criminogenic Needs explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=filtuNCRqvg&list=PLd_uZVwsQmGzwai-QlHb8B180TCUA2uzD&index=3

Police Chief's reply: https://www.fox9.com/video/953320

The pathways out of crime are varied and complex. The more we can learn from those who have walked that journey, the more we can help those still on the path. Pleased to be sharing the experiences of Eddie Flanagan. Eddie joins us from his home in England, to tell us of his pathways into crime and addiction, and how his digital art work has helped with his change process.

Edd the Head Flanagan YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpNsyASKEQijbFjpc3vuesg/videos

Pathways in...pathways out Criminologist video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C36aYa4Jqnk&list=PLd_uZVwsQmGz4kifEAyIMptDoHec5Kj22&index=3&t=5s

In order to best serve vulnerable populations, we need to continue to evolve and make systemic changes. Jonathan Ley, founder of Make Time Count Today, shares his vision and tells us of a new app that has been developed which we be truly transformative. Technology has brought many changes to the landscape, and the Make Time Count Today app can play a pivotal role in how you and your agencies evolve in serving justice informed individuals.

Have a listen and reach out for more information!

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