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More developed emotional competencies for professionals who interact with child victims

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With the direct support ofUNICEF MOLDOVAbetween September 11-15, 2017, 28 specialists, including social workers, psychologists, prosecutors and criminal investigation officers, who interact with child victims in criminal proceedings, benefited from a training program, organized in 2 sessions, aimed at strengthening the teams and improving communication, reducing and preventing burnout syndrome.

The training was carried out with the participation of the National Training, Counseling and Education Center of Moldova (AO CNFACEM) and was possible within the Project “Reducing the negative impact of violence and abuse towards children and improving access to psycho-social and legal services”. The psychotherapist from Romania/SibiuDr. Mihaela Marginean Hurdubeleawas the invited trainer during the training.

The training reconfirmed the viability of the process of collaboration between state institutions and the associative sector in the sensitive aspects of investigating some categories of crimes, and the skills developed will become useful and applicable in the process of selecting tools favorable to children, as well as advantageous to criminal procedures.

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