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This 2-day online workshop on June 8 and 9, 2023, is designed for professionals working with children to learn effective non-evaluative interviewing skills. Participants will explore child development, trauma impacts, mechanisms for hearing children\'s voices in family justice, and practical skills for conducting interviews and writing non-evaluative reports. Credits from the BC Hear the Child Society and the Law Society of BC are available for attendees.

How to fill out non-evaluative child interview training

How to fill out non-evaluative child interview training

1. Gather all necessary materials, including the training manual and any reference documents.
2. Review the training manual to understand the objectives and structure of the non-evaluative child interview.
3. Familiarize yourself with the types of questions that should be avoided during the interview.
4. Prepare your environment to ensure it is child-friendly and conducive to conversation.
5. Engage with the child using age-appropriate language and methods, ensuring they feel safe and comfortable.
6. Practice active listening, providing feedback and encouragement without leading or judging the child's responses.
7. Record the child's responses accurately, noting both verbal and non-verbal cues.
8. Conclude the interview with a positive interaction, thanking the child for their willingness to share.

Who needs non-evaluative child interview training?

1. Child psychologists and therapists.
2. Social workers involved in child welfare cases.
3. Educational professionals working with children in vulnerable situations.
4. Professionals conducting research related to child development and psychology.
5. Law enforcement officials involved in child protection and welfare cases.

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What is non-evaluative child interview training?

Non-evaluative child interview training is a specialized training program designed to equip professionals with techniques and strategies for effectively interviewing children without imposing judgment or bias, ensuring that the child's perspective is accurately captured.

Who is required to file non-evaluative child interview training?

Professionals working with children in various capacities, such as social workers, law enforcement officials, and educators, are typically required to complete non-evaluative child interview training.

How to fill out non-evaluative child interview training?

To fill out non-evaluative child interview training, individuals must complete a registration form that includes personal information, training details, and proof of attendance or completion, and submit it to the relevant authority or organization.

What is the purpose of non-evaluative child interview training?

The purpose of non-evaluative child interview training is to improve the quality of child interviews by fostering a supportive environment where children feel safe to express themselves, ultimately leading to more accurate and reliable information.

What information must be reported on non-evaluative child interview training?

The information that must be reported includes the participant's name, the date of training, the organization providing the training, and the topics covered during the session.