Red Flags in Personality and Dysfunctional Relationships (Virtual)

TIME:
CLE: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

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Event Description

Attorneys regularly encounter clients and opposing parties whose behavior can escalate conflict, complicate decision making, and impact case outcomes. In this program, a practicing psychiatrist will examine the social, psychological, and historical factors associated with dysfunctional relationships and intimate partner violence, with a focus on identifying key behavioral red flags. Beyond understanding victim dynamics, this session will offer practical, clinically informed strategies for recognizing and working with high conflict individuals. Participants will gain insight into how these behaviors present in legal settings, how to avoid unintentionally escalating situations, and how to navigate complex cases with greater awareness and control. This program is designed to provide attorneys with a more complete, practice-focused framework for managing difficult interpersonal dynamics and achieving more stable, client-centered outcomes.

CREDIT(S):

1.0 SUBSTANTIVE CREDIT

SPEAKER:

Matthew T. Taylor, M.D.
Psychiatrist, Lancaster General Health

Dr. Taylor is a psychiatrist for Lancaster General Health. He graduated from Saint Louis University School of Medicine in St. Louis, MO and completed his residency in Adult Psychiatry and fellowship in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, MD. Upon completing his training, Dr. Taylor spent 5 years in Baltimore variously working in autism, eating disorders, university mental health and gender-related mental health. He came to Lancaster in spring 2024 and sees both children and adults.

QUESTIONS?

Email Lexi Driendl (lexi@lancasterbar.org), Education & Member Engagement Coordinator

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