Minimal Facts Interviewing

How we respond after a child’s disclosure profoundly impacts the child and any potential criminal case that may follow. It is crucial that we know what questions to ask and when to stop. When a child chooses to disclose, it is important that we gather the minimum facts necessary and leave the rest up to Law Enforcement and DHHS with the help of trained Forensic Interviewers.

Learn about the importance of the Child Advocacy Center's Forensic Interviewers and your important role as a mandatory reporter.

Objectives:

• Understand the importance and purpose of minimal facts interviewing.
• Develop knowledge of Nebraska’s mandatory reporting laws.
• Prepare to make a report to Law Enforcement or DHHS.
• Learn how to support the reporter during and after reporting.

Target Audience:

School personnel, Law Enforcement, DHHS employees, medical providers and any other professionals or service providers working with children.

Cost:

Registration is free but registration is required.

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