An in-depth look at the tools, research validity and clinical practice — a lecture for social workers and mental-health professionals.
Five core areas, grounded in current research and in the clinical practice at Amit Center.
Definition, the structure of the process, and the core principle that guides it.
In which situations assessment is impossible or unethical, and how to handle resistance to assessment.
WAIS/WISC, Rorschach, TAT, HTP and the Bender test — how each works, what it reveals, and its validity.
What current research says about the quality of the tools, and the academic debates still open.
How to convey assessment results to children, and what to do with the summary report.
Protocols, drawings and analyses from practice — a visual illustration of the material.
For any professional who works with psychodiagnostic assessments — and needs a deep, accessible understanding of the tools and the practice.
Specialist Clinical Psychologist · Founder of Amit Center
Engaged in psychodiagnostic assessment across a range of professional contexts, combining clinical practice, diagnostic writing and a systemic understanding. The lecture draws on accumulated clinical experience and current research — and is tailored for an audience of professionals.
The lecture is tailored for institutions, organizations and professional teams. Leave your details and we'll get back to you to coordinate a date and content.
