Forensic Interviewer Foundations Training Registration Form
  • Forensic Interviewers Foundations Training

    These trainings are ideal for anyone wanting to supplement learning obtained at respective Protocol trainings. All attendees must have access to camera with video and audio capabilities. REMINDER! Classes are intentionally small, so be prepared for interaction and discussion!
  • Training Session Descriptions

    Interviewing Children: Screening in the
    Field

    Description: Screening for various types of abuse
    and maltreatment is a key facet for any interview.
    These screenings necessitate an understanding of
    how children communicate, dynamics of abuse and
    neglect, and safety risks. This training builds
    foundational understanding and teaches a
    screening protocol to help guide the course of the
    screen.

    Finding the Flow: Refining Your Forensic
    Interview

    Description: After completing initial forensic
    interviewing training, interviewers have learned
    foundational information and the application of an
    interviewing protocol in an interview setting. This
    training on focuses on refining this primary
    knowledge by focusing transitions and
    integrations, engaging analytical thinking for the
    forensic interview, and progressing questioning
    skills.

    Did Chucky Scare You? Use of
    Anatomical Dolls in the Forensic
    Interview

    Description: No forensic interviewing tools has
    been so researched or surrounded in such a
    shroud of fear. Anatomical dolls, like any other
    tool, should be used secondarily to words, and
    should be used with thought and purpose. Learn
    about the research and how to appropriately
    utilize a valuable tool in the course of your forensic
    interviewing practice.

    What’s in Your Toolbox: Tools in Forensic
    Interviews

    Description: Emphasis on utilizing words first in
    forensic interviews is a key in the practice of any
    interviewer. However, knowing what tools are
    available that help clarify statements is also
    paramount in practice. Knowing when to utilize
    what tool and the reasoning behind that use is
    critical in every interviewer’s practice.

  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Registering (number of individuals)
  • Training
  • What's in Your Toolbox? Dates (2.5 hours)
  • Did Chucky Scare You? Dates (2.5 hours)
  • Finding Your Flow Dates (4 hours)
  • Interviewing Children:  Screening in the Field Dates (6 hours)
  • Cost and Payment

    What's in Your Toolbox, Did Chucky Scare You? each $60 per session

    Finding Your Flow $100 per session

    Interviewing Children:  Screening in the Field $180 per session

     

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