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Archived Training Seminar Schedule Information We have had several requests for previous schedule information so we'll try to keep past seminar scheduling here. Inn of the Hills 1001 Junction Highway Kerrville, Texas 78028 Hotel Contact Numbers Hotel Phone: (830)-895-5000 Hotel Fax:
(830)-895-6020 Web Site:
http://www.innofthehills.com/
Room Rate: $89.00 per night Free Parking and Shuttles to location
attractions. Date: April 1 thru April 3rd 2010 Seminar fee: $150.00 Make your reservations before February 1 2010 and make sure you tell the hotel personnel you are with TAPE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 2010 Spring TAPE Seminar We're also planning
on opening this up to other law enforcement officers and investigators who
work with polygraph examiners when the post test talking begins.... THE
FOLLOWING IS THE TENATIVE TAPE SEMINAR SCHEDULE Thursday 8a -8:30 am
Seminar Registration 8:30a-12:00
Street Gangs, Detective John Bowman, Killeen PD 1:15pm -4:00 PM Street & Prison Gangs con't. (John Bowman) 4pm- 5pm Texas Department Of Licensing & Regulation (TDLR) George Bomar and Russell Taulli
Michele Esparza, JD
Former Prosecutor, Board Certified Criminal Law Specialist 11am - 12pm
Course Critique and Seminar closing * Sue Lutrell from Limestone will also be in attendance for two days to assist in individual examiner / instrument issues *
Det. John A. Rios - Polygraph Examiner
New Braunfels Police Department
New Braunfels, Texas 78130
Phone -
830-221-4144
Download the Seminar application
here
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Archived Seminar schedules -
here
T.A.P.E. OCTOBER 2008 SEMINAR
Seminar dates: Oct 30, 31, & Nov 1, 2008. (Happy Halloween!!)
Location:
El Tropicana River walk (Holiday Inn)
110 Lexington Ave.
San Antonio, TX 78205
Tel: 800-288-3927
210-223-9461
Web site:
www.eltropicanohotel.com
Our sales contact is Rob Pena, Sales Mgr.
Room rates are $85.00 - double or single.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2008
SEMINAR REGISTRATION BEGINS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2008 PRESENTERS AND TOPICS:
8:00AM TO 12:00PM: SEMINAR PRESENTATION & REGISTRATION:
Dr. Aaron Pierce spent three years as a director of a juvenile
sex offender program in Rockdale. He has experience with juveniles and
adult offenders and now practices in Temple, Waco, and other central Texas
cities. He will present on the differences between adult and juvenile
offenders, and how he uses polygraph in his program.
12:00 P.M. TO 1:00 P.M. LUNCH ON YOUR OWN
1:00 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M.:
Michael Chimarys is a retired NCIS Special Agent and polygraph
examiner he was an instructor at DODPI for seven years, and has a Masters
Degree in applied counseling, and a Juris Doctorate degree. Mr. Chimarys
will present on the characteristics of juvenile sex offenders; the pursuit
of deviate sexual behavior, and the Pavolian Conditioning Process in
Juvenile Sex Offenders.
5:00 P.M.-BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
5:00 P.M.-HOSPITALITY SUITE OPENED
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2008- PRESENTERS AND TOPICS:
Pegasus Schools, Inc.
Pegasus provides on-campus counseling services for juvenile sex
offenders and other troubled youth. Their clients include Juvenile
Probation Departments from across the State of Texas and Child Protective
Services. At any given time there are more than 130 juvenile sex
offenders living at Pegasus who are provided daily sex offender
counseling, education services, housing, meals, and supervised recreation
activities.
Tim
Brown, M.Ed., LCCA
Mr. Brown holds a Masters Degree in Education from Texas State
University and a Bachelors Degree in Psychology from the University of
Texas at Austin. He has been licensed as a childcare administrator
for 18 years and has over 28 years of experience in providing services to
children and adolescents. He was one of the founding members of
Pegasus Schools, Inc. in 1990, and has served in virtually every capacity
in providing direct care to the children placed there.
Marty
Litchfield, LMFT, LSOTP
Mr. Litchfield currently serves as Program Director at Pegasus
Schools, Inc. During his tenure at Pegasus, he has served as a
therapist in all phases of their treatment program as well as Clinical
Director. He is a Licenses Marriage and Family Therapist and a
Licensed Sex Offender Treatment Provider. He is an approved
supervisor for both licenses, and a clinical member of American
Association of Marriage and Family Therapy and the Association for
Treatment of Sexual Abusers.
Mr. Hart is an LPC Supervisor and LSOTP Supervisor in the State of
Texas. He holds a Masters Degree with a Specialization in Marriage
and Family Therapy from Southwest Texas State University (Texas State
Univ.) and a Bachelors Degree in Psychology from the University of Texas
at Austin. He is the current Clinical Director at Pegasus Schools,
Inc. and has been working with juveniles since 1996.
Seminar Program Presentations
The presentations will emphasize a strength-based approach to
helping youth overcome challenges in their three main environments of
home, school and with peers. The presentations will focus on the
importance of teaching social, emotional and therapeutic life skills using
multiple intelligence methods that emphasize individual learning styles.
Further, the presentation will demonstrate how the use of visual analogies
(pictures), music, and hands-on experiential activities teach youth in
ways that they will both understand and remember. In the process,
the workshop will tie together the more traditional tactics of treating
juvenile offending behaviors within the paradigm of addressing the needs
of the whole child who engaged in criminal behavior.
The workshop directly addresses the use of creative victim-centered
approaches to treatment and management of juveniles who offend which are
based on sound, current research relating to multi-sensory learning,
multiple intelligences, and solution-focused brief therapy. In addition,
attendees will understand how these strategies are being implemented
within the context of residential treatment (including use of polygraph
examinations). The presenters will demonstrate to the audience
several practical methods of increasing the capacity of children to
demonstrate emotional intelligence and important life skills such as:
anger management, problem solving, overcoming peer pressure, keeping laws
and rules, and building support systems.
& INSTALLATION
6:00 P.M.-HOSPITALITY SUITE OPENS
Saturday,
November 1, 2008-PRESENTER AND TOPIC:
8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.
Dr. Roy Luepnitz will present on the Able assessment as it is used to
evaluate juvenile sex offenders and their paraphilias, character traits,
etc., including risk assessment. **********************************
Texas
Association of Polygraph Examiners
April 2008
Seminar
APRIL
24, 25, 26, 2008
FORT
WORTH, TEXAS
SEMINAR
SCHEDULE
Wednesday
23APRIL
1600
to Registration
1800
1800
HOSPITALITY ROOM OPEN
1800 BOARD MEETING
Thursday
24APRIL
0800 REGISTRATION
0800 to 8
hours Rusty Manley, DODPI (DACA)
1700
4 hours Post Test
2 hours RLL Scoring
2 hours Testing Formats
1700
HOSPITALITY ROOM OPEN
Friday
25APRIL
0800 to
4 hours Tracy Keating, Therapists
1200
Application of Polygraph Examinations to the Sex Offender Treatment
Setting
LUNCH 1200 TO 1300
1300 to
4 hours Ann Shursen, Therapists
1700
Differention & Intimacy in Sex Offender Relationships and Application to
Polygraph
Examinations
1700
TAPE General Membership Meeting
1800 HOSPITALITY ROOM OPEN
Saturday
26APRIL 2
hours Kelly Hendricks
0800
to Starting A Polygraph Business
1000
1000 to 2
hours Don Ramsey
1200
Physiology for the Polygraph Examiner
1200 END OF SEMINAR-ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATES PASSED OUT
Texas
Association of Polygraph Examiners
April 2008
Seminar
Fort Worth Texas Stock Yards
Hyatt Place Hotel
132 East Exchange
Ave.
Fort Worth, Texas
76106
817-626-6000
Room Reservation cut off date
April 7, 2008
Send your Seminar Registration
form and checks to:
Marvin Nowell
136 Channel View
Mabank, Texas
75156
Your
Name_______________________________________________
Address__________________________________________________
Phone_______________ Cell______________FAX_______________
E-Mail___________________________________________________
Include your seminar fee:
EARLY
SEMINAR REGISTRATION CUT OFF
APRIL
7, 2008
Early Member Registration
$125.00
Early
Non-Member Registration $175.00
Late Member Registration
$175.00
Late Non-Member
Registration $200.00
TAPE
Fall SEMINAR
Thursday October 18
0800am - Saturday October 20, 1200pm , 2007
Quality Inns & Suites (Comfort Inn)
1-936-436-9600 Sexual predators & The use of Clinical Polygraph Exams Seminar Attendees will be treated to an enlightening conference on investigative techniques utilized to apprehend and prosecute sexual predators October 18, 0900-1800 Child Sexual Predators, Sexual Assault of the Disabled and the Elderly.
Lyndell Williams & Lisa Luna.
October 19, 0800-1200.
Female Sexual Offenders.
Maria Molett 1300-1500-Sexual Predators & The use
of Polygraph. Denise Oncken 1500-1700-Internet Predators.
October 20 0830 -1230 Use of polygraph in a Structures Sex Offender Treatment Program
Dr. Roy Luepnitz
20 hours of continuing Education-
TCLOSE & JPCOT Approved
Make your reservations now at the Quality Inns & Suites (Comfort Inn)
This Seminar is hosted by Maria
Hubbard
936-539-5437
For other Questions call TAPE
Sectretary Marvin Nowell at
214-532-9446 or email at
mnowell63@eartnlink.net
Reservations received after this date are subject to space availability
and at prevailing room rates.
Early registration for paid up members- Registration $125;
$175 at door for Non-Members
Link
to the Pre- Registration Form is here Make Checks Payable to:T.A.P.E.
T.A.P.E. address: TAPE c/o Maria Hubbard, Sec/Treas PO Box 231 New Waverly Texas 77358 Email TAPE Email Upcoming Seminar Host © 2008 Texas Association of
Polygraph Examiners
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