Practical tips in forensic interviewing, designed to keep you informed and inspired in your practice.
Forensic interviewing is a critical component in investigations, requiring a nuanced approach to gather accurate information while ensuring the interviewee’s well-being. Adhering to established best-practice
In June 2024, at the 31st American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC) Colloquium in New Orleans, Practice Director and co-founder of The Forensic Practice, Dr. Hugues Hervé received the Outstanding Front Line Professional Award.
Forensic interviewing requires a structured yet adaptable approach to gather accurate, legally defensible information across diverse cases and individuals. Here’s how flexibility in forensic interviewing ensures effective communication, ethical practices, and reliable outcomes.
Here are benefits and disadvantages of eCourses, online, and in-person training to help you decide your learning path in forensic interview training.
Here are a few ways that demonstrate The Forensic Practice’s familiarity with recognized adult learning principles that are woven into our workshops.
If you’re not sure why to choose The Forensic Practice for interviewing training, here are some of the ways we differ from other interview trainers.
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