Online Forensic Interview Training Course
Introduction of Child Forensic Interview
Child maltreatment is both a public safety concern and in many cases a criminal matter. Effectively questioning a child suspected of being maltreated or witnessing a crime is perhaps the most critical task facing a first responder.
Course Description
These 40 hours of evidence-based training webinars are designed to teach the basic entry-level core knowledge competencies associated with effective child forensic interviewing. The course covers 40 hours of online knowledge competency instruction. The empirical evidence from two practice job analyses was used in the construct of this curriculum. The course covers the core knowledge competencies, tasks, and functions identified as critical to effective practice. All course participants are required to complete an end-of-course exam. This exam is simply to measure how much of the course content was retained by the participant, it is not a pass or fail exam, it is used to measure the reliability, consistency, and validity of our credentialing examination. This course qualifies the applicant to apply for the Registered Child Forensic Interviewer (RCFI) credential at no cost. Explore and learn more about NACCFI child forensic interview structure.Course Objectives
Participants learn the foundational core knowledge competencies associated with effective child forensic interviewing. Participants learn the effective use of child-centered question typology. Participants learn to identify how child developmental and cognitive challenges affect the interview. Participants learn cultural, social, and rapport-building skills. Participants learn to identify and respond to common barriers associated with interviewing children. Participants learn how to corroborate testimonial evidence with other evidence during an investigation. Course participants learn how to objectively evaluate alternative hypothesis to an allegation of abuse.Target Audience:Child Protective Services (CPS), Law Enforcement, and other Child Protection Services Professionals.Cost per participant is: $ 225.00
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Certification Board Bios
Hector M. Campos LCSW, DCFI Clinical Social Worker Fredericksburg, Virginia Board Chairman
Joan Carter JD MSW Attorney Arlington, Virginia Board Vice Chairman
Kelly Bober DCFI CAC Executive Director Winchester, Virginia Board Secretary
Naomi Lau LCSW DoD Program Analyst Arlington, Virginia Board Treasurer
Sylvia Aldaz DCFI, LSAA CAC Director New Mexico Professional Member
Christina DiMeglio PsyD Psychologist Boston, Mass Professional Member
Daryl B. Leach LCSW, DCFI Child Forensic Interviewer Rockville, Maryland Professional Member
Lisa Mitton LCSW Child Forensic Interviewer Twin Falls, Idaho Professional Member
Barbara Craig MD, FAAP Director AFCCP Bethesda, Maryland Professional Member
Jackson C. Knox Community Organizer Richmond, Virginia Public Member
Jackson C. Knox Community Organizer Richmond, Virginia Public Member
Examination Task Force Bios
Johanna Hager LCPC, DCFI CAC Executive Director Morison, Illinois
Hector M. Campos, LCSW DCFI Clinical Social Worker Fredericksburg, Virginia
Christina Copland M.S. Ed. Child Forensic Interviewer Maryville, Tennessee
Ann D. Goodall LBSW, ACFI Social Work Specialist Child Forensic Interviewer Topeka, Kansas
Leslie Vassilaros, LSW, DCFI CAC Executive Director Wheeling, West Virginia
Michele Thames, DCFI Child Forensic Interviewer Norfolk, Virginia
Kelly Bober, DCFI CAC Executive Director Winchester, Virginia
Paul D. Naylor, PhD Psychometric Consultant Durham, North Carolina
Daryl B. Leach LCSW, DCFI Child Forensic Interviewer Rockville, Maryland
Lisa Mitton, LCSW Child Forensic Interviewer Twin Falls, Idaho