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CHAPTER 4
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Child communication apps
1. Participation rights for children.Good Practice exchange
Brno October 2016
Tools to help professionals communicate with children,
and children communicate with professionals
David V Glasgow
@ipsychapps
David@childandfamilytraining.org.uk
www.inmyshoes.org.ukwww.childandfamilytraining.org.uk
2. Development of interview tools & training
This Much! (2013) This Feeling (2015)Backdrop (2014)
An InteractiveVisual Analogue
Scale (VAS):
• Establish capacity
• Express & prioritise goals/
preferences
• Evaluate relationships
• Quantify symptoms, wishes
& preferences
A feelings (emotions &
sensations tool)
• Locate & explore
sensations (inc. pain)
• Attribute causes to injury,
(including perpetrator)
A Draw-&-Tell tool:
• Build rapport
• Enhance communication
• Establish capacity
• Scaffold narrative
• Record wishes and fears
• Describe experiences
IMS inspired apps for iPad,Windows tablets Mac OS and Windows
- a comprehensive
communication toolkit-
(Mac OS X & Windows)
In My Shoes (IMS)
(1993➛present)
3. Child Abuse & Neglect
58 160-172 (2016)
Two recent publications on In My Shoes
Child Care Health and
Development
47 42(1) 87-89 (2015)
4. A fundamental principle:
Capacity to communicate is not a
property of the child.
It is a product of the interaction between the
child’s development, the complexity of the task
required, the skill of the interviewer, and the
tools and aids which can be used to enable
communication.
5. 1. Side-by-side communication better than face
to face:
• Less didactic, interrogative & threatening
• Establishes collaborative relationship
• Enhances cognitive capacity in younger children
2. Conversations supported by appropriate
pictures and symbols tend be more productive
3. Structured/scripted interviews tend to
enhance quality of interviewer’s performance
4. Children comfortable with on-screen symbols
and representation of self/others.
What do we know from research?
6. Highlighted cells = key issues for today
Policy makers &
organisations
‘Front Line’
Professionals Children
Require professionals to formally
communicate with children
Do their best
Often find face-to-face
conversations intimidating
Criticise failures to properly
conduct or record interviews
Often use traditional ‘face to face’
interviews
Eye contact impairs cognitive
ability in younger children
Underestimate how difficult both
tasks are
Lack of training and quality
assurance of practice
Struggle to communicate
sensitive, abstract or traumatic
issues
Under-invest in training &
resources
General overuse of closed and
leading questions
Closed & leading questions
→inaccurate evidence or even
false memory
Non participation interpreted as
lack of child’s capacity
Non participation interpreted as
lack of child’s capacity
Some tools & materials have
negative impact on accuracy of
information
Often make unwarranted
assumptions about child’s
cognitive abilities
Symbols activate memory and
associations
Sometimes multiple interviews by
different professionals
Multiple interviews can bias
expressed wishes & feelings
Uncertainty about appropriate vs
inappropriate tools
Many activities, methods and toys
promote intrusion of fantasy
7. Children involved in development of In My Shoes
Question: How do children represent?
• Sensations, especially Pain
• Feelings (i.e emotions)
• People
• Places
• Thought
• Speech
• Commentary/messages/narrative
• Degree/intensity/comparison
So… “Please draw the last time…”
8. An essential element in IMS development was studying
children’s symbolic representations.
We asked many children of different ages to draw a variety of
‘critical experiences’ relating to emotional distress and physical
harm.
This one dynamic and vivid, but unusually fragmented. Much
more commonly…..
13. Children with Autistic
Spectrum Disorder
Adults with a Learning
Disability
Primary age childrenPreschool children
Children with a learning disability
Children involved in development:
Can they use the tools?
14. English Swedish Black English woman
Spanish
Sign Supported
English
British Sign
Language
•Structure and standardise
conversation
•Enhance collaborative
interaction
•Offer cultural and/or
linguistic localisation
•Improve accessibility to
children with a disability
Animated or video Guides:
16. Based on the drawings and extensive
pilot studies we developed and refined
standardised symbols of:
• Sensations, especially Pain
• Feelings (i.e emotions)
• People
• Places
• Thought
• Speech
• Commentary/messages/narrative
• Degree/intensity/comparison
These have all the benefits of drawn symbols & toys, but
remove vast majority of task demands and ambiguity of them
25. 1. I was treated fairly
2. People listened to me
3. Someone explained things I didn’t
understand
4. People took notice of what I said
5. There was someone there to speak up for
me
6. I felt safe and looked after
7. I was given choices about what was going
to happen
Child-friendly version of participation rights
27. Same child, same scale AFTER
Guardian ad Litem is appointed
(Quantitative data top left)
28. Mum trapped
my toe in
Kitchen door by
accident
‘Wee’
started
burning
‘Hurt’ by
sam
‘Wizzered
’ by Sam
Fell on
barbed wire
Punched
at school
Somatic experiences described by a boy (6)
(Composite of several representations of pain/physical injury.)
29. Message:
========
He done funny things that scared me. Not
slapped me. That don’t scare me.
(?)Just funny things that scared me.
I don’t want to see him no more. Not even for
£5.
Same child’s use of ‘message’ in In My Shoes
30. 4 ½ year old girl’s symbolic representations of
injuries & fatal blow to her 18 month old sibling
“He had them all over”
(q)
“I could see them when his
nappy was changed”
He just went like that!(gesture
punch)
31. Private Family Law contact dispute: 4 ½ old girl
“Sometimes he shouts at me
and I did feel really scared. I
told my mum he has a baby
dragon in his tummy
because he's so big. He
doesn't really, I just said it.”
“Dad, I want to stay with my
mummy and come to your
house and play and my mum
come to pick me up and go
back home”
Image showing thought,
speech & affect
A message and a thought
32. Private Law contact dispute, 7 year old child from ‘EBD’ school
“marks came on my
back from his hands i
don't remember any
of that but my mum
said it.”
36. Participation rights for children.Good Practice exchange
Brno October 2016
Tools to help professionals communicate with children,
and children communicate with professionals
David V Glasgow
@ipsychapps
David@childandfamilytraining.org.uk
www.inmyshoes.org.ukwww.childandfamilytraining.org.uk