Becoming a Forensic Expert: How We Train Forensic Psychologists with Dr. Kirk Heilbrun
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What experience and foundational clinical knowledge do you need before taking on forensic cases? How can you turn complex, sometimes conflicting evidence into a clear and defensible forensic narrative? What essential skills distinguish a competent forensic psychologist from a true expert?
In this podcast episode, Dr. Casey Mangnall speaks with Dr. Kirk Heilbrun about developing expertise in forensic psychology and the training required to become a competent forensic expert. They explore the importance of gaining foundational clinical experience, mastering essential assessment and interviewing skills, and producing clear, defensible forensic reports. Dr. Heilbrun also discusses how to synthesise complex and sometimes conflicting evidence into a cohesive narrative, as well as the future of forensic psychology, including cultural competence, advances in research, and the responsible use of AI.