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Dr. Duane L. Dobbert is a 38 year veteran of the Criminal Justice Profession; serving in clinical, administrative, consulting, teaching, research, and expert witness capacities. Dr. Dobbert is a Fellow of the American College of Forensic Examiners and the American Board of Psychological Specialties. He has consulted in hundreds of criminal justice jurisdictions through-out the United States. Dr. Dobbert has developed and presented training programs pertaining to the nature and identification of sexual predators to law enforcement officers, educators, mental health counselors, and attorneys.
Most recently, Dr. Dobbert authored the training program, School Bus Drivers: The 1st Line of Defense Against Sexual Predators. He has trained thousands of School Bus Drivers in "live" audience and DVD formats. Dr. Dobbert is currently a Professor at Florida Gulf Coast University and Capella University. |
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Dr. Dobbert is the author of Praeger Publisher’s,
“Halting the Sexual Predators among Us: Preventing Attack, Rape, and Lust Homicide". Dr. Dobbert clearly explains disorders from exhibitionism to pedophilia, and presents scenes that illustrate precursor behaviors shown by people preparing to act on such disordered thinking.
"Understanding Personality Disorders," a new release in 2007, published by Praeger has been reviewed online by Suite 101. Suite 101 says,
"Dr. Duane Dobbert's new book, is a winner. This book is a reference manual with illustrative case studies. If you find that you are frequently looking up information on Personality Disorders, it is worth owning, and since PDs often travel in groups, an individual can show symptoms of more than one type. It is nice to have one book that covers them all."
"This new book is an important reference manual in helping the professional and the layperson better understand PDs."
"Dobbert provides his expert opinion on themes that unify the seemingly unrelated disorders of personality indicating that PDs have two dominant themes in common. The persons afflicted with these disorders are not mentally ill, and these afflicted persons create unwilling victims." Suite 101 further relates, "Dr. Dobbert has the credentials and chops to deliver a solid reference book on PDs."
Read the full book review from Suite 101 here.
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