Breaking the cycle of abuse, one child at a time.

A forensic interview is a conversation that allows children to talk about their experience of abuse and/or exposure to violence. This interview is conducted by a BCAC staff member who is trained to gather information in a developmentally-sensitive and non-leading manner. These compassionate professionals try to make each child feel comfortable enough to express themselves freely.

Family advocates provide crisis intervention and emotional support to non-offending family members and caregivers. BCAC advocates provide resources and referrals throughout the investigation, and after, for as long as each family needs.

BCAC therapists are trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, a proven therapy that allows children to process the trauma they have experienced. Because trauma-focused therapy helps children cope and heal from their abuse, this service is critical to helping children along the path of hope and healing.