Human Centric Interviewing is a trauma-informed, human‑centered forensic interviewing approach developed by Russell and Myra Strand that is used for interviewing anyone who has encountered a traumatic experience, including victims/survivors, witnesses, and suspects. It is pre-approved by the National Advocates Credentialing Program, the National Children's Alliance, and the Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Standards, making this model a universal forensic interviewing method appropriate for all ages. Join this transformative learning experience to sharpen forensic interviewing skills, deepen your understanding of human psychology in investigative contexts, and contribute to more reliable and compassionate outcomes.

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