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Papers Presented At Professional Meetings, Contracted Reports

Dutton, D.G. (2019). Emotion Regulation and Forensic Issues, Alberta Health, Edmonton, May 24, 2019.

Dutton, D.G. (2019). A Few Pertinent Facts about Domestic Violence. International Conference on Men’s Issues, Chicago, August 2019.

Dutton, D.G. (2012) The Third Generation Gender Paradigm. Pacific Forensic Psychiatry Conference, Vancouver, BC. March 2012.

Dutton, D.G. (2009) The Gender Paradigm Tips the Scales of Justice in Family Court. New Directions in Domestic Violence Research and intervention. California Alliance For Familes and Children. Los Angeles, CA. June 2009.

Dutton, D.G. (2007) Abandonment Homicide. international Association of Forensic Mental Health, Montreal, Quebec. June 2007.

Dutton, D.G. (2006) Is there A Common Cognitive Origin For Political and intimate Violence? Peter Wall insitute (UBC): Understanding the Origins of Violent Behavior. Vancouver, BC. November 2006.

Dutton, D.G. (2006) New Developmental Research On the Early Origins and Durability of Abusiveness As A Trait. Alaska Psychiatric Association, Anchorage, AK. April 2006.

Dutton, D.G. (2004) Personality (Dis) Order and Spouse Assault: Implications For Treatment. Arizona Psychological Association, Tucson, AZ. October 2004.

Dutton, D.G. (2001) New Directions Linking Domestic Violence With Borderline Personality Disorder. Rockefeller University, NIMH. New Directions in Borderline Personality Research. July 2001.

Dutton, D.G. (1999) The Phenomenology of Cyclical Abusers. international Association of Law and Mental Health, Toronto, ON. June 1999.

Dutton, D.G. (1998) Modi Operandi of Spousal Homicides. international Congress On Law and Mental Health, Sorbonne, University of Paris. Paris, France. July 1998.

Dutton, D.G. (1997) The Origin of Abusiveness in Violence, insecure Attachment and Parental Shaming. international Society of Law and Psychiatry, Montreal, QC. June 1997.

Dutton, D.G. (1996) The Abusive Personality. American Psychological Association, Toronto, ON. August 1996.

Workshops / Professional Training / Invited Non-Academic Addresses

Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. Domestic Violence and Custody Issues. Seattle, WA. With Mike Kretzmer, Amy Holtzworth-Monroe. June 2016.

Senate of Canada. What the Data tell us about Domestic Violence, Ottawa, ON. April 2016.

Legal Aid Ontario. What the Data tell us about Patterns of Domestic Violence. December 2015.

Burnaby Hospital Mental Health. The Psychology of Intimate Partner Violence. Burnaby, BC. March 2012.

Corrections Service of Canada. Recidivist Violence and Personality Disorder. November 2011.

BC Psychological Association. Treating the Abusive Personality. Vancouver, BC. November 2011.

RCMP / Nanaimo Men’s Center. How Domestic Violence Myths Developed. Nanaimo, BC. October 2011.

Northwest Association of Domestic Violence Treatment Professionals Risk Prediction and Treatment of Spouse Abuse. Coeur D’alene, ID. August 2011

Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, Division of Forensic Psychiatry, Alberta Health Services, University of Calgary. The Abusive Personality. Calgary, AB. April 2009.

Arizona Psychological Association. Keynote Address. Spousal Homicide, Tucson, AZ. November 2008.

Ernest Becker Foundation. Ernest Becker and the Mindset of Evil. University of Washington, Seattle, WA. January 2008.

United States Army, Family Advocacy Branch. Personality Disorders in Male and Female Abuse Perpetrators. San Antonio, TX. March 2007.

The World Bank. International Monetary Fund. Pan American Bank. Intimate Partner Violence in the 21st Century: A World-Wide Perspective. Washington, DC. October 2006.

Corrections Service of Canada. Treating abuse through Blended Behavioural Therapy. Prairie Region, Edmonton, AB. March 2006.

Department of Defense (US). Assessment Based Treatment Variations for Spousal Abuse. Washington, DC. August 2005.

Centre For Addiction and Mental Health. Domestic Violence: Causes, Etiology, Treatment and Policy. Toronto, ON. April 2005.

Invited Academic Addresses

Dutton, D.G. (2010) Sadism and Forensic Ethology. The University of British Columbia: Okanagan Campus, Kelowna, BC. November 2010

Dutton, D.G. (2010) Inconvienents Truths About Domestic Violence. Simon Fraser University, Department of Psychology, Burnaby, BC. October 2010.

Dutton, D.G. (2009) Who Will Act Badly in Toxic Situations? Kwantlen University, Surrey, B.C. March 2009

Dutton, D.G. (2008) The Abusive Personality. British forensic Psychology Association, Edinburgh, Scotland, July 2008.

Dutton, D.G. (2008) De Partnermishandelaar. Inholland University, Master Class in Domestic Violence, Rotterdam, Holland, July 2008.

Dutton, D.G. (2008) Ernest Becker and the Mindset of Evil. University of Washington, Ernest Becker Foundation, Seattle, WA. January 2008.

Dutton, D.G. (2003) Innovations in Batterer Treatment. Keynote Address. California State University, Symposium on Domestic Violence. Fullerton, CA. April 2003.

Dutton, D.G. (2001) Becker’s Terror of Death and intimate Abuse. The Ernest Becker Foundation, Seattle University, Seattle, WA. October 2001.

Dutton, D.G. (1998) Profiles of Intimate Abusive Personalities. Research on Advocacy for Battered Woman: Current Status and Priorities for the Future. University of Washington Law School, Seattle, WA. September, 1998.

Dutton, D.G. (1998) Claremont Graduate School, Claremenot, CA. Limitations of Social Learning Models in Explaining intimate Aggression. Los Angeles, CA. February 1998.

Dutton, D.G. (1994) Psychological Profiles of and intervention Strategies for Wife Assault Perpetrators. International Conference on Violence in the Family. Vrije University, Amsterdam. October 1994.

Dutton, D.G. (1994) The Impact of Criminal Justice System Policy on Recidivist Wife Assault. Keynote Address. United Nations European Conference on Family Violence. Amsterdam, Holland. October 1994.

Dutton, D. G. (1994) Empirical Evidence for Traumatic Bonding and The Battered Woman Syndrome. 20th international Academy of Law and Mental Health, Montreal, QC. June 1994.