Make Children Safer Insights: Offender Behaviour
Predatory
Child Sexual
Abuse
Myth
Busting
Important Notice: This event uses clips of real perpetrators speaking about their experiences of abusing children. Some individuals may find this upsetting. Please consider this carefully before booking.Ineqe Group are delighted to launch this year’s Making Children Safer event, which heralds the start of an exciting new series of insights providing contemporary, credible and relevant content on a range of subjects designed to provide safeguarding professionals with the latest knowledge and tools.
This face to face training will give you a unique opportunity to ask questions directly to the presenter.
CPD Credited
We are delighted to announce that the first of our series is an exclusive CPD credited event to help child protection professionals better understand offender behaviour. This event will be delivered by our behavioural analysis specialist Dr Graham Hill.
Learning Outcomes:
- ● Understand what behavioural analysis is.
- ● Gain a new appreciation of how predators operate.
- ● Dispel myths regarding the perpetrators of child sexual abuse.
- ● Experience the conceptual framework for understanding perpetrator behaviour.
- ● Analysis of perpetrator interviews and applying the conceptual framework.
Who this training is suitable for: Anyone in a child protection or safeguarding role will benefit from this training, including teachers, social workers, police officers, private fostering specialists, medical personnel, lawyers, NGO’s and anyone involved in organising sports or cultural events.
Dr Graham Hill
Behavioural Analysis Specialist
Graham is a Consultant Criminologist, former senior police officer and experienced Senior Investigating Officer (SIO). He was the founding Head of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre’s Behavioural Analysis Unit (BAU) and has been an advisor, behavioural analyst or SIO on some of the UK’s most notorious child abuse/murder investigations.
His research interests include the behaviour of male and female child sex offenders, interviewing child sex offenders and non-familial child abduction/murder. His work focuses on how research can inform and enhance investigative practice.
Reserve Your Seat
Having problems booking? Call Customer Services on +44 (0) 2890 232 060
Belfast Date and Location
Date: 25th September 2018
Registration: 09.30am
Time: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Address: 3a Heron Wharf, Belfast, BT3 9LE, Northern Ireland
Registration: 09.30am
Time: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Address: 3a Heron Wharf, Belfast, BT3 9LE, Northern Ireland
What People Have Said:
Now when I deliver eSafety training, I can highlight predators behaviours to inform parents. – Project Worker, Women’s Charity
Knowledge is power, knowing more about perpetrator behaviour will definitely help. – Non-Profit Organisation
I am now more informed… a very interesting topic. – Head of Faculty, School for Girls
Dr Graham Hill was fantastic! He was so interesting. – Student Teacher
Feedback from Make Children Safer 2016
95% of delegates said they would recommend the conference to a colleague
100% of delegates said the issues covered were contemporary and relevant
96% of delegates said that the conference met their expectations
100% of delegates said that the quality of speakers was good
97% of delegates agreed that the conference was a high quality event.
96% of delegates agreed that they feel better equipped to carry out their role as a result of the event.