HomicideZeroLearn

Violence risk assessment training for clinicians

Violence prevention through clinical risk assessment. Start with The Pathway to Violence: five self-paced lessons, about one hour.

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For licensed clinicians. Not law-enforcement, school-team or security training.

The course is taught from the research of Dr. Robert Moore, Licensed Psychologist (HSP), who created the HTS and HSRA.

Violence Prevention Foundations Certificate

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  • Self-paced video training, about one hour.
  • Certificates document your hours of instruction.
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The Clinical Track is all four courses for $299.99. That is buy three, get one free. See the full catalog.

What you’ll learn

What you learn in this violence risk assessment training.

For mental health professionals who assess and manage the risk of harm to others, whether your setting calls it violence risk assessment or threat assessment. HomicideZero Learn provides professional training on the assessment and management of homicidal ideation and violence risk.

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The five major risk domains They come from 30 school-shooting case studies. We show how convergence across them changes the picture.

2

Leakage and warning behaviors What they look like in what clients say, write, and post, and what finding them obligates you to do.

3

A structured framework It turns findings from several informants into a risk formulation you can defend.

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From recognition to action What to document, who to involve, and how coordinated intervention starts.

Inside the course

The Pathway to Violence has five short lessons.

The foundation course of our four-course violence prevention program. You can finish it in one sitting. It has measurable objectives, a knowledge check, and tracked time on task.

1Why the Pathway Model Matters13 min
2The Five Risk Domains and Convergence13 min
3The Pathway Progression14 min
4Leakage, Online Behavior, and Warning Signs13 min
5From Recognition to Action9 min

62 minutes of video, then the knowledge check (80% to pass).

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Built on evidence

The training is built on case evidence and a licensed psychologist’s research.

The course teaches violence risk assessment as a structured clinical skill. It covers the pathway model, the five risk domains, and a formulation you can document and explain.

Every lesson is grounded in a 30-case evidence corpus and peer-reviewed clinical literature, authored with a credentialed subject-matter expert as instructor of record.

The course is taught from the research of Dr. Robert Moore, Licensed Psychologist (HSP), who created the HTS and HSRA. Those are the psychometric violence-risk instruments used on the Homicide Zero tool platform.

He has spent 500 hours in threat assessment interviews with at-risk individuals and their families. About the team

How it works

Three steps take you from sign-up to certificate.

  1. Create your account

    Continue with Google, LinkedIn, Microsoft, or plain email, then checkout.

  2. Watch five lessons

    About one hour of focused, evidence-based video, at your own pace.

  3. Pass the knowledge check

    Score 80%, leave a short course evaluation, and your verifiable certificate is issued on the spot.

The course takes about an hour.

You will know the pathway and the warning signs. You will know what to do when you find them.

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$99.99 one-time  ·  about one hour  ·  verifiable certificate

About your certificate. This course ends in a graded knowledge check. Certificates document your hours of instruction. Anyone can check a certificate by its ID in our public registry at /verify. Many employers accept relevant professional training on exactly that basis. Take two minutes with your state board’s rules before you buy; they decide how these hours count where you practice.