Interpreter Mediated Forensic Interviews
The use of an interpreter in forensic interviews is a critical skill requiring precision, cultural sensitivity, and adherence to legal standards. Rooted in science and extensive research, forensic interviews are the proven method of gathering factual, legally defensible information from a child when abuse is suspected. This highly specialized method of talking to children requires extensive training and supervision.
Participants will learn what sets these interpretive sessions apart from others and how to most effectively provide interpretation when working with a Multidisciplinary Team (MDT).