SAFE (Safe Accessible Forensic Interviewing for Elders) Training

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A tense dialogue between a social worker and a patient with mysterious bruises and a questionable neighbor.

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Gabrielle S

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SAFE (Safe Accessible Forensic Interviewing for Elders) TrainingVersion en ligne A tense dialogue between a social worker and a patient with mysterious bruises and a questionable neighbor. par Gabrielle S Sarah, the Social Worker Thank you for meeting with me today. I wanted to talk about your recent discharge from the hospital. Ms. Rivera, Age 77 Of course, Sarah. I appreciate you checking in on me. I’m still trying to understand those bruises. Sarah, the Social Worker I understand. Can you tell me more about how you got them? Were there any incidents you remember? Ms. Rivera, Age 77 Honestly, I can't recall anything specific. They just appeared out of nowhere. Sarah, the Social Worker That must be concerning. How do you feel about living alone now? Ms. Rivera, Age 77 It’s lonely, but my neighbor, Tom, comes by often. He even has a key to my house. Sarah, the Social Worker That’s interesting. How do you feel about him having access to your home? Ms. Rivera, Age 77 At first, it felt safe, but now I’m not so sure. I wonder if he’s too involved. Sarah, the Social Worker It’s important to trust the people around you. Have you talked to him about your concerns? Ms. Rivera, Age 77 Not yet. I guess I’m just afraid of what he might say or do. Sarah, the Social Worker Thank you for sharing that—it's completely understandable to feel afraid in this situation. It sounds like you're carrying a lot of worry about how he might react, and that fear is very real. You don't have to go through this alone.

SAFE (Safe Accessible Forensic Interviewing for Elders) TrainingVersion en ligne

A tense dialogue between a social worker and a patient with mysterious bruises and a questionable neighbor.

par Gabrielle S

Sarah, the Social Worker

Thank you for meeting with me today. I wanted to talk about your recent discharge from the hospital.

Ms. Rivera, Age 77

Of course, Sarah. I appreciate you checking in on me. I’m still trying to understand those bruises.

Sarah, the Social Worker

I understand. Can you tell me more about how you got them? Were there any incidents you remember?

Ms. Rivera, Age 77

Honestly, I can't recall anything specific. They just appeared out of nowhere.

Sarah, the Social Worker

That must be concerning. How do you feel about living alone now?

Ms. Rivera, Age 77

It’s lonely, but my neighbor, Tom, comes by often. He even has a key to my house.

Sarah, the Social Worker

That’s interesting. How do you feel about him having access to your home?

Ms. Rivera, Age 77

At first, it felt safe, but now I’m not so sure. I wonder if he’s too involved.

Sarah, the Social Worker

It’s important to trust the people around you. Have you talked to him about your concerns?

Ms. Rivera, Age 77

Not yet. I guess I’m just afraid of what he might say or do.

Sarah, the Social Worker

Thank you for sharing that—it's completely understandable to feel afraid in this situation. It sounds like you're carrying a lot of worry about how he might react, and that fear is very real. You don't have to go through this alone.

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