Evidence-based Child Forensic Interviewing: The Developmental Narrative Elaboration Interview (Programs That Work)
The Developmental Narrative Elaboration Interview offers an evidence-based framework for conducting child forensic interviews. Tailored to children's developmental stages, it helps professionals gather reliable information while supporting young witnesses. Part of the Programs That Work series, this resource equips practitioners with tools for effective, ethical interviewing in legal and protective contexts.
About This Book
The Developmental Narrative Elaboration Interview is a structured program designed for child forensic interviewing. It draws on evidence-based practices to help professionals elicit accurate accounts from children.
This approach considers children's cognitive and emotional development, ensuring interviews are age-appropriate and effective. It is part of the Programs That Work series, highlighting its practical application in real-world settings.
Professionals in child welfare, law enforcement, and mental health can use this method to improve the quality of information obtained during investigations. The book provides guidance on implementation and best practices.
By focusing on narrative elaboration, the interview technique minimizes suggestibility and maximizes the child's ability to provide detailed, truthful responses.
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