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The Canadian Society for the Investigation of Child Abuse (CSICA) is committed to making high quality child abuse investigative training available to all police and child protection workers, regardless of their proximity to an urban training center. Specifically, the goal is to develop a competency-based child abuse training program of modular design which can be offered in a cost-effective, self-paced and flexible manner using cutting edge educational distance delivery methods or a combination of face-to-face workshop format and online learning.
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THE CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF CHILD ABUSEis pleased to announce ...
LOG-ON AND LEARN: Each module will consist of narrated Powerpoint presentations, Live online Elluminate discussions, readings, videoclips and Discussion Forum postings that can be completed at your own pace over the month. A certi�cate will be provided for each session attended as well as a separate one for completion of the entire series. There is no charge for the series as it has been funded by Alberta Solicitor General and Public Security, Victims Programs.
Four Training Modules 1. Core Concepts Central to Child Witnesses and Court Preparation Dates: October module
• Elluminate sessions Thursday October 16 , 2008 at 5:00-6:00 PM, MST Thursday October 23, 2008 at 5:00 -6:00 PM, MST
2. Child Development Issues and Family Dynamics Relevant to Child Witnesses Dates: November module
• Elluminate sessions Monday November 3, 2008 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST Monday November 17, 2008 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST
3. Court Roles, Rules and Legislation Dates: January module • Elluminate sessions Thursday January 15, 2009 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST Monday January 26, 2009 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST
4. Court Preparation Research and Strategies Dates: February module
• Elluminate sessions Thursday February 12, 2009 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST Monday February 23 , 2009 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST
How Do You Register?Go to: http://conexsys.ca/courtprepseries08-0923 participant seats available.
What Do You Need to Participate?• A computer with internet (high speed or dial-up)• An email address• A computer headset with microphone
Co-ordinatorLynn Barry, MSW, RSW
Category A CreditsFor those social workers requiring Category A credits for their provincial accreditation, 6 credits are awarded for each online module. CSICA, provider #1100, is approved as a provider for social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) www.aswb.org through the Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program.
Contact InformationAlice GiffordPhone: (403) 289-8385Email: [email protected]
Website: www.csicainfo.com
THE CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF CHILD ABUSE Is pleased to announce...
THE 2ND CHILD WITNESS COURT PREPARATION FACILITATOR TRAINING SERIES For Police Officers, Child Protection Workers
and Clinical Child Forensic Interviewers 2012 - 2013
ADVANCED FORENSIC TRAINING IN THE INVESTIGATION OF CHILD ABUSE
An Approved Provider of Category A Training For Social Workers (ASWB-ACE, provider #1100). 72 continuing credit hours are offered for this training program.
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
The Canadian Society for the Investigation of Child Abuse (CSICA) is committed to making high quality child abuse investigative training available to all police and child protection workers, regardless of their proximity to an urban training center. Specifically, the goal is to develop a competency-based child abuse training program of modular design which can be offered in a cost-effective, self-paced and flexible manner using cutting edge educational distance delivery methods or a combination of face-to-face workshop format and online learning.
CSICA has applied for Canadian credentialling status to award “Certified Forensic Child Interviewer” (CFCI designation) to demonstrating certificants. Participants will have the opportunity to apply for CFCI credentials upon completion of coursework if they are interested. Please contact Lynn or Alice for further certification information.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
• OnlineLearningOnly–8onlinemodulesareofferedSeptember2012throughMay2013. Each online module can be comfortably completed within a four week period.
• CombinationLearning–offeredfromFebruarythroughApril2013.(Four-day face-to-facetrainingJanuary28-31,2013inCalgarywiththreeonlinemodules,each of which can be comfortably completed within a four week period).
PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING THE ADVANCED FORENSIC TRAINING IN THE INVESTIGATION OF CHILD ABUSE
• Emphasizingajointmultidisciplinaryapproachtoinvestigation
• Buildingfurtherinvestigationskillsbyadaptingtheinvestigationtothe complexities of abusive families and recent research
• Structuringtrainingmaterialstouseacompetency-basedapproachtoactivities that will build on the investigator’s existing skill set
• Utilizingdynamic,engaginginstructorswithsignificantexpertiseintheirfield
• Assessingskillsofparticipantsthroughtheobservationofpracticescenarios, videotaped investigative interviews, an examination, feedback and coaching
• Offeringknowledgerelevanttoworksituationswithresultsthatcanbe immediately applied
How Do You Register?TO REGISTER FOR COURSES, LINK TO:reg.conexsys.com/forensic12-1323 participant seats available in each format.
What Do You Need toParticipate Online?• A computer with internet (high speed or dial-up)• An email address• A computer headset with microphone
CostCOST ONLINE – $125 per module/$1000 for 8 modulesCOST COMBINATION LEARNING – $1500 for online and workshop format (all travel expenses incurred by participant or organization.
Special AccommodationsIf you have any special needs, we will do the best to accommodate you. Please let us know.
GrievancesShould be directed to the CSICA Board of Directors
Co-ordinatorLynn Barry, MSW, RSW
Contact InformationAlice GiffordPhone: (403) 289-8385Email: [email protected]
Website:www.csicainfo.com
SCHEDULED ONLINE TRAINING TOPICS
1.TypesofChildMaltreatmentandtheInvestigativeProcess–September2012 OnlinesessionsonSeptember17&24,2012at7:00PM,MST
2.InvestigativeMandates,RelationshipsandProtocols–October2012 OnlinesessionsonOctober15&29,2012at7:00PM,MST3.ChildDevelopmentandForensicChildInterviewing–November2012 OnlinesessionsonNovember5&19,2012at7:00PM,MST4.Adolescents,theNon-OffendingSpouseandFamilyDynamics–January2013 OnlinesessionsonJanuary7&21,2013at7:00PM,MST5.FalseAllegationsandStatementAnalysis–February2013 OnlinesessionsonFebruary4&18,2013at7:00PM,MST6. UnderstandingandInterviewingtheOffender/OnlineChildExploitation,(ICE)–March2013 OnlinesessionsonMarch4&11,2013at7:00PM,MST7.ShakenBabySyndromeandFabricatedIllness–April2013 OnlinesessionsonApril8&22,2013at7:00PM,MST8.CriticalThinkingSummary,Testifying,andPreparingChildrentoTestifyinCourt–May13Inadditiontothemodules,participantsarerequiredto:1) submit a taped forensic child interview for evaluation by multidisciplinary team.2) successfully complete a final take home examination.
SCHEDULED COMBINATION LEARNING TRAINING TOPICS
1.ChildDevelopment;TypesofChildAbuse;ChildInterviewing;Non-OffendingParent;InterviewingtheOffenderandOnlineChildExploitation(ICE);TestifyingandPreparingChildrentoTestifyinCourt–January28-31,2013willbeaface-to-facetrainingcoursein Calgary.
2. OnlineModules:1)InvestigativeMandatesandtheJointInvestigation,February2013.OnlinesessionsonFebruary13and20,2013at7:00PM.2)FalseAllegationsandStatementAnalysis.OnlinesessionsonMarch6and13,2013at7:00PM.3)ShakenBabySyndromeandFabricatedIllness.OnlinesessionsonApril10thand24,2013at7:00PM.
Inadditiontothemodules,participantsarerequiredto:1) submit a taped forensic child interview for evaluation by multidisciplinary team.2) successfully complete a final take home examination.
TEACHING FACULTY
Lynn Barry, CSICA and formerly of Alberta Children’s Services CraigSmith,RCMPretiredGwyn Amat, Calgary Police ServiceDavid Burke, Calgary Police ServiceObeeMinnikhuis,CalgaryPoliceServicesDeb Doyle, Edmonton Police Services, ZebraDr. Jennifer Fisher, Alberta Children’s Hospital
THE CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF CHILD ABUSEis pleased to announce ...
For Police Officers, Child Protection Workersand Clinical Child Forensic Interviewers
2012 - 2013
ADVANCED FORENSIC TRAINING IN THE INVESTIGATION OF CHILD ABUSE
LOG-ON AND LEARN: Each module will consist of narrated Powerpoint presentations, Live online Elluminate discussions, readings, videoclips and Discussion Forum postings that can be completed at your own pace over the month. A certi�cate will be provided for each session attended as well as a separate one for completion of the entire series. There is no charge for the series as it has been funded by Alberta Solicitor General and Public Security, Victims Programs.
Four Training Modules 1. Core Concepts Central to Child Witnesses and Court Preparation Dates: October module
• Elluminate sessions Thursday October 16 , 2008 at 5:00-6:00 PM, MST Thursday October 23, 2008 at 5:00 -6:00 PM, MST
2. Child Development Issues and Family Dynamics Relevant to Child Witnesses Dates: November module
• Elluminate sessions Monday November 3, 2008 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST Monday November 17, 2008 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST
3. Court Roles, Rules and Legislation Dates: January module • Elluminate sessions Thursday January 15, 2009 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST Monday January 26, 2009 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST
4. Court Preparation Research and Strategies Dates: February module
• Elluminate sessions Thursday February 12, 2009 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST Monday February 23 , 2009 at 5:00-6:00 PM MST
How Do You Register?Go to: http://conexsys.ca/courtprepseries08-0923 participant seats available.
What Do You Need to Participate?• A computer with internet (high speed or dial-up)• An email address• A computer headset with microphone
Co-ordinatorLynn Barry, MSW, RSW
Category A CreditsFor those social workers requiring Category A credits for their provincial accreditation, 6 credits are awarded for each online module. CSICA, provider #1100, is approved as a provider for social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) www.aswb.org through the Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program.
Contact InformationAlice GiffordPhone: (403) 289-8385Email: [email protected]
Website: www.csicainfo.com
THE CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF CHILD ABUSE Is pleased to announce...
THE 2ND CHILD WITNESS COURT PREPARATION FACILITATOR TRAINING SERIES
An Approved Provider of Category A Training For Social Workers (ASWB-ACE, provider #1100). 72 continuing credit hours are offered for this training program.
How Do You Register?TO REGISTER FOR COURSES, LINK TO:reg.conexsys.com/forensic12-1323 participant seats available in each format.
What Do You Need toParticipate Online?• A computer with internet (high speed or dial-up)• An email address• A computer headset with microphone
CostCOST ONLINE – $125 per module/$1000 for 8 modulesCOST COMBINATION LEARNING – $1500 for online and workshop format (all travel expenses incurred by participant or organization.
Special AccommodationsIf you have any special needs, we will do the best to accommodate you. Please let us know.
GrievancesShould be directed to the CSICA Board of Directors
Co-ordinatorLynn Barry, MSW, RSW
Contact InformationAlice GiffordPhone: (403) 289-8385Email: [email protected]
Website:www.csicainfo.com
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