Complex Trauma in Criminal Mitigation Defense - Reviews

I enjoyed this presentation. Silver is well informed and genuine.

What a surprise. I was just doing my MCLE and I ended up with a fascinating look into the world of the traumatized minds of criminal defendants. I myself suffer from severe PTSD and it is good to know that someone understands these kinds of problems. Add in to that, this speaker was so highly qualified and experienced not only as an attorney buy a mental health professional as well. Good job!

this was unbelievable! having been a prosecutor for my entire career, this was very captivating. Tons of information presented.

The instructor gave a very thorough and heartfelt discussion of complex trauma and how it affects a person's well-being.

this was an excellent course im gonna watch this again wow. i wanna work for him

This should be required viewing for every lawyer who wants not only to represent criminal defendents, but plaintiffs in civil cases who have survived sexual abuse. Very insightful

This is very helpful. I have an upcoming case and this was what I needed. Thanks.

This course was especially helpful to me personally. Five star!

45 years of attending CLE classes, and this is BY FAR THE BEST!!

This was so informative and the presenter was phenomenal.

The instructor's knowledge and detail was impressive and informative.

Excellent information for all humans - not just lawyers - it reminds of the book "What Happened To You?"

Very well done informative

Exceptional!

Very helpful and a lot of compassion thank you

Excellent. smooth flow. thorough explanations and connections. TY

Wonderful presentation that really hits home with a lot of lawyers. Clients that have suffered. Great job Mr. Silver.

I love it!

Insightful and interesting presentation.

Learned a lot i can use in my practice. Well Done!

Mr Silver gave a superb presentation of this critically important topic.

excellent presentation

As a retired law enforcement professional, I cannot say I agreed with 100% of Dr. Silver's presentation but it was most commendable nonetheless. It is obvious he has great clinical experience and underscores the chasm between a nuturing childhood environment and a negligent childhood environment. There are children that you come across where you think, "they never had a chance." One point of interest might be the (suggested) sociopathy that occurs in young males between the ages of 13-16.