Advanced Forensic Interviewing Training (Virtual)
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2022 Training Topic: Utilizing a Critical Thinking Framework in the Forensic Interview: Moving from Rote to Responsive Practices
Forensic interviewing is a highly complex, interactive, and challenging process requiring initial training, practice-focused supervision, and ongoing education. Effective practitioners must possess a broad repertoire of skills and a well-developed critical thinking framework to meet both the needs of the child and the investigative team. This research-informed, non-protocol-specific course will focus on essential skill development and strategies for effective application.
This live online training is moderated, highly interactive, and takes place over three days. The class size is limited to 30 participants, led by two NCAC trainers with a combined total of over 50 years of experience in the field of forensic interviewing.
The interactive training utilizes demonstration videos, experiential activities, lectures, guided discussions, and reflections. In addition, each day offers opportunities for learners to submit forensic interviews for group assessment and review.
This training is presented in English; the NCAC does not provide translation services.
If interpretation or other accommodations are needed for participation in this training, please contact the Training Coordinator.
Child Forensic Interviewing: Best Practices. OJJDP Juvenile Justice Bulletin
For more information, please contact Sarah Hubbard or call 256-327-3876.
