Do you have a good resource that provides education and/or training on how to conduct trauma sensitive interviews with children? These can be for any children, or any age - those who have experienced previous trauma and those who haven't - and pertain to any professional field, including child abuse investigations, domestic violence, litigation, and dependency, for example.
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There are good pieces of all that, in many places. You might like some of the work/findings/suggestions of Maggie and Peter: Trauma-Proofing Your Kids, and also the work of science journalist Donna Jackson Nakazawa, Childhood Disrupted, and Prager/Acosta's Verbal First-Aid.
Check out Safety Organized Practice, described here:
https://humanservices.ucdavis....t/files/142198_1.pdf
Especially the Three Houses concept for interviewing children:
