Our first Member Chat Session was held April 18th, 2012. Drs. Kosson and Leedom discussed the history of the Foundation and our strategic plan. Members also received a guided tour of the website and had an opportunity to ask questions. [read more]
Continue to improve the infrastructure of our organization Recruit additional members for the Aftermath Foundation Board of Directors and Executive Committee Focus on individuals with experience in board governance, accounting, law, and members interested in providing financial support to non-profit organizations Educate the general public about the nature and impact of psychopathy Continue to add [read more]
We caught up with Dr. Hare in Montreal at the Society for the Scientific Study of Psychopathy meetings in May, 2011. This is what he had to say about our work: [read more]
The Aftermath: Surviving Psychopathy Foundation invites proposals for research projects examining the impact of psychopathy on other people. One of our chief goals is to support research that aims to prevent, understand or treat this disorder and research that aims to understand and treat the aftermath of psychopathy, with a special focus on the negative [read more]
// Watch more on Film Annex The movie coming out late in 2011 will be featured at various film festivals. It will also be available as a DVD and on the internet; for more info, visit http://www.fisheadmovie.com/ This documentary contains interviews of Aftermath: Surviving Psychopathy Foundation Board members Dr. Paul Babiak and [read more]
The Latest Radio Topics Aftermath Radio: Cognitive Mechanisms in Psychopathy 10 Signs That You’re Dating a Sociopath Aftermath Radio: Controversies in Psychopathy Part II Aftermath Radio: Controversies in Psychopathy Aftermath Radio: Psychopathy in college students Aftermath Radio: Psychopathy and emotional dysfunction Aftermath Radio: The Corporate Psychopath Aftermath Radio: Do you feel like you are going [read more]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Experts See Need to Support Victims of Psychopaths — “Aftermath: Surviving Psychopathy Foundation” Incorporated in Illinois Chicago, Illinois, October 26, 2009 The word “psychopath” often evokes images of serial killers, stalkers and other violent criminals. Although, on average, psychopathic offenders commit more violent acts than nonpsychopathic offenders, the truth is that many [read more]