RESOURCES
RESOURCES FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM MEMBERS
Sign up to learn about trainings for multidisciplinary teams:
STATEWIDE PEER REVIEW:
Research shows that, while training is important for increasing interviewer knowledge of forensic interviews, it doesn’t always translate to a change in practices. Best practice is a combination of training, ongoing supervision, and peer review. Well-facilitated Peer Review can have a variety of benefits: professional and emotional support, helps maintain desirable practices, improvement in practice, increased use of open questions, and increased ability to incorporate new research.
CACs of Wisconsin hosts 2 free monthly Statewide Peer Reviews. Click below to register:
1st Monday of the Month-9:00-10:30 AM
3rd Tuesday of the Month-1:00-2:30 PM
For more info on Statewide Peer Review, see here
OTHER PEER REVIEW OPTIONS:
Midwest Regional: https://www.mrcac.org/peer-review/
FORENSIC INTERVIEW MENTORSHIP PROGRAM:
Enrollment for the mentorship program is closed at this time. For more information, check back or contact [email protected].
FORENSIC INTERVIEW CONSULTATION PROGRAM:
Enrollment for the mentorship program is ongoing. Information on the Consultation Program is here.
Sign up here!
TRAINING:
Forensic Interviewer at Trial
February 21-23, 2024
All training offerings related to child maltreatment are listed on www.wichildabusenetwork.org
Other Resources
As the Statewide Chapter for Child Advocacy Centers, CACs of Wisconsin is committed to provide training and resources for multidisciplinary team members and CAC staff. Below are two webinars intended for first responders to cases of suspected maltreatment.
RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES
To report suspected child abuse, please contact your local child protection unit (see here for a list) or local law enforcement.
The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry has an excellent resource for families who have been impacted by abuse. Click here to access.