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Dr. Kukor has taught professional workshops focusing on a wide variety of forensic topics. A popular speaker who emphasizes practical takeaways that can be applied to criminal mental health evaluation, Dr. Kukor values engaging, dynamic presentations that blend a sound conceptual foundation with pragmatic applications of course content.  

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Experienced in delivering training both in-person and via digital platforms, Dr. Kukor has provided training on Critical Thinking in Forensic Mental Health Evaluation for the state forensic services in California, Georgia, Hawaii, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Tennessee, and Utah. He has also provided training on Relevancy-Focused Report Writing for many of these state agencies, as well as for the federal Bureau of Prisons. He has taught workshops on threat assessment at the Columbus RA of the FBI.

 

A popular speaker for the American Academy of Forensic Psychology, Dr. Kukor has presented on such topics as Competency to Stand Trial, Evidence-Based Evaluations of Criminal Responsibility, Critical Thinking in Forensic Evaluation, Controversies in Forensic Evaluation, Formulating Criminal Responsibility Opinions: An Advanced Tactical Approach, and Analytic Habits of the Master Forensic Thinker. He is passionate about finding ways to improve forensic practice with critical thinking and structured analytic techniques.

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A full description of the workshops Dr. Kukor has taught is available here:

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