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Pacific Forensic Mental Health Practice Ltd.
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The Forensic Practice, legally Pacific Forensic Mental Health Practice Ltd., is a privately held Canadian training company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia. It specializes in evidence-based, trauma-informed forensic interviewing training delivered through the proprietary StepWise 360™ methodology — an 11-step semi-structured interviewing framework refined over three decades and approved by the U.S. National Children's Alliance (NCA) for use in child and youth advocacy centers. The firm serves primarily Canadian government bodies, police agencies (including RCMP), child protection services, social services, law firms, healthcare organizations, and insurance companies, and offers an open-enrollment pathway for individual professionals.

The company's product portfolio consists of instructor-led workshops (in-person, virtual via Zoom, and hybrid), self-paced eCourses delivered through the TFP Learning Academy (Docebo LMS), and post-training mentorship (SWIM). Workshops span basic to advanced interviewing of children, adults, trauma survivors, suspects, and reluctant or complex-needs interviewees, plus specialized courses on sexual offence risk assessment. Group sizes are capped at 24 participants with a 12:1 learner-to-trainer ratio, and pricing varies by format, duration, and customization (5-20% frontline and repeat-client discounts offered).

The Forensic Practice operates as a bootstrapped, founder-led professional services firm with a multidisciplinary team of approximately 17 trainers, forensic psychologists, and support staff, generating revenue from workshop fees, eCourse sales, and bespoke training contracts. The co-founders — Dr. Hugues Hervé (Practice Director) and Susan Kim (Operations Director) — remain actively involved in training delivery, and the firm has no disclosed external investment, parent company, or subsidiary structure.

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The Forensic Practice is a Canadian forensic interviewing training firm that delivers the proprietary StepWise 360™ methodology through workshops, eCourses, and mentorship to government agencies, law enforcement, child protection services, and healthcare and legal professionals across Canada.

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Keyword5 values
forensic interviewing training, trauma-informed practices, interview methodology, professional training services, evidence-based interviewing
Industry3 codes
1Forensic Science & Crime Laboratories (Justice System Support)
CodeBPAIAFAIPrimaryYes
2Forensic & Correctional Behavioral Health Services
CodeHLAFACAMPrimaryNo
3Criminal Investigations & Forensics (Detectives, Crime Labs, CSI)
CodeBPAIAGAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Professional and Management Development Training611430
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Educational Services8200
Product category
Forensic Interviewing Professional Training
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1Instructor-Led Workshops
TypeProfessional Services
Description

In-person and virtual instructor-led training workshops delivered in multiple formats (open online, closed organization-specific, hybrid). Pricing varies by workshop duration, format (online vs in-person), and whether it's exclusive to a team or open enrollment.

theforensicpractice.com
2eCourses
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Self-paced, downloadable online courses. The Foundations of Effective Interviewing (FEI) eCourse takes approximately 8-10 hours to complete. Cost-effective alternative for organizations with high staff turnover, remote offices, or diverse educational backgrounds.

theforensicpractice.com
3Post-Training Support
TypeProfessional Services
Description

StepWise™ Interview Mentoring (SWIM) sessions available in-person or online via Zoom, MS Teams, or WebEx. Provides ongoing support following workshops to prevent interviewer drift.

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4Customized/Tailored Workshops
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Organizations can request customized workshops incorporating their case material, policies, procedures, and custom practical exercises tailored to their specific operational needs.

theforensicpractice.com
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1Frontline Worker Discount (5-20% off)
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Discounts available for frontline workers; group discounts available for organizations registering multiple participants.

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2Repeat Client Discount (5-20% off)
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Discounts available for returning clients who have previously attended workshops.

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3Open Online Workshop (Per Seat)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Regularly scheduled online workshops open to individual registration. Individual pricing per seat.

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4Closed/Organization-Exclusive Workshop
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

In-person, online, or hybrid workshops exclusively for one organization's team. Pricing depends on duration, format, and whether tailoring is required.

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5eCourse (Self-Paced)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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Foundations of Effective Interviewing (FEI) takes approximately 8-10 hours to complete. Can be purchased individually or by organizations for multiple staff.

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B2B and B2C
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Services
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1StepWise 360™
Description

A forensic interviewing approach developed through decades of research, experience, and collaboration. The latest iteration of the original StepWise™ methodology.

theforensicpractice.com
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The Forensic Practice delivers evidence-based forensic interviewing training built on its proprietary StepWise 360™ methodology. Offerings include instructor-led workshops for organizations (online, hybrid, and in-person), open-enrollment workshops for individual practitioners, self-paced eCourses through its TFP Learning Academy LMS, and ongoing post-training mentoring via SWIM (StepWise™ Interview Mentoring) to maintain skill quality over time.

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  • NCA accreditation: 36+ hours of instruction exceeds minimum 32-hour requirement
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Product overview1 text field

The Forensic Practice offers a unified training ecosystem centered on the StepWise 360™ framework—a comprehensive, evidence-based semi-structured forensic interviewing approach with 11 steps, approved by the National Children's Alliance. The portfolio consists of instructor-led workshops (in-person, virtual, and hybrid formats) covering basic to advanced forensic interviewing skills for children, adults, trauma survivors, and suspects; self-paced eCourses (Foundations of Effective Interviewing and Introduction to StepWise 360™); and post-training support services including StepWise™ Interview Mentoring (SWIM). The training approach uses incremental, scaffolded methodology with group sizes capped at 24 participants with two trainers to ensure personalized attention.

Product and service15 records
1StepWise 360™: Interviewing Children and Youth
CategoryForensic Interviewing Workshop
Description

Foundational StepWise 360™ workshop training professionals in trauma-informed forensic interviewing techniques for children and youth, including eliciting reliable information while minimizing re-traumatization, suitable for child protection, law enforcement, social services, and healthcare interviewers.

2StepWise 360™: Interviewing Adults
CategoryForensic Interviewing Workshop
Description

Workshop applying the StepWise 360™ methodology to interviewing adult witnesses and complainants for investigators, social workers, healthcare, and legal professionals.

3StepWise 360™: Interviewing Trauma Survivors
CategoryForensic Interviewing Workshop
Description

Specialized workshop building interviewer capability to engage trauma survivors using adapted StepWise 360™ techniques, targeted at clinicians, social workers, and investigators.

4StepWise 360™: Interviewing Suspects
CategoryForensic Interviewing Workshop
Description

Workshop teaching law enforcement and investigative personnel how to apply StepWise 360™ for ethically and effectively interviewing suspects.

5StepWise 360™: Tailoring for Complex Needs
CategoryForensic Interviewing Workshop
Description

Advanced workshop enabling interviewers to adapt StepWise 360™ techniques for individuals with complex developmental, cognitive, or communication needs.

6StepWise 360™: Tailoring for Complex Cases
CategoryForensic Interviewing Workshop
Description

Advanced workshop supporting interviewers in adapting StepWise 360™ to particularly complex case scenarios that require nuanced application of the methodology.

7StepWise 360™: Update and Practice
CategoryForensic Interviewing Workshop
Description

Refresher workshop allowing previously trained practitioners to update their StepWise 360™ knowledge and re-practice techniques to maintain skill quality.

8StepWise 360™: Effective Interviewing
CategoryForensic Interviewing Workshop
Description

Workshop covering the core effective interviewing principles within the StepWise 360™ framework for cross-sector professional audiences.

9StepWise 360™: Interviewing Reluctant Adults
CategoryForensic Interviewing Workshop
Description

Specialized StepWise 360™ workshop building capability to interview reluctant or uncooperative adults in investigative and legal contexts.

10Sexual Offence Risk for Child Protection
CategorySpecialized Risk Assessment Workshop
Description

Workshop for child protection and clinical professionals covering assessment of sexual offence risk within child protection casework.

11Skillful Exchanges
CategoryForensic Interviewing Workshop
Description

Workshop developing conversational skill and skillful exchange techniques for forensic and investigative interview practice.

12Introduction to Trauma Informed Practices for Forensic Interviewers
CategoryForensic Interviewing Workshop
Description

Foundational workshop introducing trauma-informed practices to forensic interviewers across social, healthcare, and law enforcement settings.

13Foundations of Effective Interviewing (FEI)
CategorySelf-Paced eCourse
Description

Self-paced eCourse delivered via the TFP Learning Academy LMS covering the foundations of effective interviewing for individual professionals and organizations.

14Introduction to StepWise 360™
CategorySelf-Paced eCourse
Description

Self-paced eCourse introducing individual learners to the StepWise 360™ methodology via the TFP Learning Academy LMS.

15StepWise™ Interview Mentoring (SWIM)
CategoryPost-Training Mentoring
Description

Post-training mentoring subscription that supports practitioners in maintaining and developing their StepWise 360™ interviewing skills following workshop completion.

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Partnership6 partners
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The Forensic Practice supported the Toba Centre's Helping Hounds Program (Manitoba) in 2021-2022 through community donations, aligning with their commitment to organizations that serve children and families.

2Umingmak Centre – Arctic Children and Youth Foundation
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

The Forensic Practice supported the Umingmak Centre in Nunavut (2020-2021), an Arctic child advocacy centre, through community donations as part of their commitment to improving lives of children.

theforensicpractice.com
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Currently supported organization providing advocacy and support to children in care in Manitoba, including visiting youth at placements and gathering donations of teddy bears and gifts.

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Currently supported registered charity helping marginalized and low-income women and gender diverse individuals build sustainable careers, currently serving clients in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and BC.

5Mawi Ta'mk Society
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Currently supported non-profit in Nova Scotia providing services and support for people with disabilities and youth within their cultural community, including work programs and assisted living.

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6Hyde Creek Watershed Society
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Currently supported volunteer-run organization preserving and enhancing the Hyde Creek Watershed's natural salmon and wildlife habitats in British Columbia.

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Peers8 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Praesidium is a privately-held abuse prevention training and consulting firm serving organizations that work with vulnerable populations, including youth-serving nonprofits and child protection agencies. While broader in scope than The Forensic Practice, both sell proprietary, evidence-based training content to similar government and institutional customers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Zero Abuse Project is a US-based non-profit offering forensic interview training and child abuse prevention programs for investigators, social workers, and prosecutors. Its training catalog parallels The Forensic Practice's suite of forensic interviewing workshops and trauma-informed content for CACs and law enforcement.

TypeDirect peer
Description

CornerHouse, a pioneering child advocacy center in Minneapolis, provides forensic interview training and consultation similar to The Forensic Practice's StepWise 360™ workshops. Both organizations train multidisciplinary practitioners in child and adult forensic interviewing for CAC, law enforcement, and social service audiences across North America.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Lexipol provides policy, training, and consulting content for law enforcement, fire, EMS, and government agencies — sharing The Forensic Practice's police and public-sector buyer base. While not focused on forensic interviewing, Lexipol is a comparable scaled training content company with similar go-to-market motion into government agencies.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Gundersen National Child Protection Training Center, housed within the Gundersen Health System, provides child forensic interview training and CAC practitioner development for the same child protection, social work, and law enforcement audiences as The Forensic Practice. Their instructor-led curriculum and faculty-driven delivery model are closely comparable to StepWise 360™ workshops.

TypeEmerging player
Description

The International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN) is a member organization providing forensic nursing training and certification. It shares The Forensic Practice's trauma-informed interviewing target audience (healthcare and forensic professionals), but specializes in clinical forensic examination rather than investigative interviewing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The National Children's Advocacy Center (NCAC) is a US non-profit that delivers forensic interview training, CAC accreditation support, and technical assistance across the same child-protection professional audience. It competes with StepWise 360™ at the curriculum level and is a peer in trauma-informed interviewing methodology training for child advocacy centers.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Police1 (part of Praetorian Digital) is an established law enforcement media and training platform serving police agencies with online courses, articles, and Academy training. It competes in adjacent training content categories to The Forensic Practice and addresses an overlapping North American law enforcement audience.

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The Forensic Practice

Forensic Interviewing Professional Trainingtheforensicpractice.com

The Forensic Practice is a Canadian forensic interviewing training firm that delivers the proprietary StepWise 360™ methodology through workshops, eCourses, and mentorship to government agencies, law enforcement, child protection services, and healthcare and legal professionals across Canada.

What The Forensic Practice does

The Forensic Practice, legally Pacific Forensic Mental Health Practice Ltd., is a privately held Canadian training company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia. It specializes in evidence-based, trauma-informed forensic interviewing training delivered through the proprietary StepWise 360™ methodology — an 11-step semi-structured interviewing framework refined over three decades and approved by the U.S. National Children's Alliance (NCA) for use in child and youth advocacy centers. The firm serves primarily Canadian government bodies, police agencies (including RCMP), child protection services, social services, law firms, healthcare organizations, and insurance companies, and offers an open-enrollment pathway for individual professionals.

The company's product portfolio consists of instructor-led workshops (in-person, virtual via Zoom, and hybrid), self-paced eCourses delivered through the TFP Learning Academy (Docebo LMS), and post-training mentorship (SWIM). Workshops span basic to advanced interviewing of children, adults, trauma survivors, suspects, and reluctant or complex-needs interviewees, plus specialized courses on sexual offence risk assessment. Group sizes are capped at 24 participants with a 12:1 learner-to-trainer ratio, and pricing varies by format, duration, and customization (5-20% frontline and repeat-client discounts offered).

The Forensic Practice operates as a bootstrapped, founder-led professional services firm with a multidisciplinary team of approximately 17 trainers, forensic psychologists, and support staff, generating revenue from workshop fees, eCourse sales, and bespoke training contracts. The co-founders — Dr. Hugues Hervé (Practice Director) and Susan Kim (Operations Director) — remain actively involved in training delivery, and the firm has no disclosed external investment, parent company, or subsidiary structure.

The Forensic Practice firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Forensic Practice
Legal name
Pacific Forensic Mental Health Practice Ltd.
Website
https://theforensicpractice.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2015
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
The Forensic Practice is a Canadian forensic interviewing training firm that delivers the proprietary StepWise 360™ methodology through workshops, eCourses, and mentorship to government agencies, law enforcement, child protection services, and healthcare and legal professionals across Canada.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

The Forensic Practice industry classification

Industry
Product category
Forensic Interviewing Professional Training
NAICS
Professional and Management Development Training (611430)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
Forensic Science & Crime Laboratories (Justice System Support) (BPAIAFAI)
akta.pro secondary industries
Forensic & Correctional Behavioral Health Services (HLAFACAM), Criminal Investigations & Forensics (Detectives, Crime Labs, CSI) (BPAIAGAI)

Keywords

  • Forensic interviewing training
  • Trauma-informed practices
  • Interview methodology
  • Professional training services
  • Evidence-based interviewing

Where The Forensic Practice is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Port Coquitlam
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

The Forensic Practice business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Instructor-Led Workshops: In-person and virtual instructor-led training workshops delivered in multiple formats (open online, closed organization-specific, hybrid). Pricing varies by workshop duration, format (online vs in-person), and whether it's exclusive to a team or open enrollment.
  2. eCourses: Self-paced, downloadable online courses. The Foundations of Effective Interviewing (FEI) eCourse takes approximately 8-10 hours to complete. Cost-effective alternative for organizations with high staff turnover, remote offices, or diverse educational backgrounds.
  3. Post-Training Support: StepWise™ Interview Mentoring (SWIM) sessions available in-person or online via Zoom, MS Teams, or WebEx. Provides ongoing support following workshops to prevent interviewer drift.
  4. Customized/Tailored Workshops: Organizations can request customized workshops incorporating their case material, policies, procedures, and custom practical exercises tailored to their specific operational needs.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractFrontline Worker Discount (5-20% off)
OtherMulti-year contractRepeat Client Discount (5-20% off)
SubscriptionPay-as-you-goOpen Online Workshop (Per Seat)
SubscriptionMulti-year contractClosed/Organization-Exclusive Workshop
SubscriptionPay-as-you-goeCourse (Self-Paced)

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels8 records

The Forensic Practice product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Forensic Practice delivers evidence-based forensic interviewing training built on its proprietary StepWise 360™ methodology. Offerings include instructor-led workshops for organizations (online, hybrid, and in-person), open-enrollment workshops for individual practitioners, self-paced eCourses through its TFP Learning Academy LMS, and ongoing post-training mentoring via SWIM (StepWise™ Interview Mentoring) to maintain skill quality over time.

Product overview

The Forensic Practice offers a unified training ecosystem centered on the StepWise 360™ framework—a comprehensive, evidence-based semi-structured forensic interviewing approach with 11 steps, approved by the National Children's Alliance. The portfolio consists of instructor-led workshops (in-person, virtual, and hybrid formats) covering basic to advanced forensic interviewing skills for children, adults, trauma survivors, and suspects; self-paced eCourses (Foundations of Effective Interviewing and Introduction to StepWise 360™); and post-training support services including StepWise™ Interview Mentoring (SWIM). The training approach uses incremental, scaffolded methodology with group sizes capped at 24 participants with two trainers to ensure personalized attention.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • StepWise 360™: A forensic interviewing approach developed through decades of research, experience, and collaboration. The latest iteration of the original StepWise™ methodology.
  • TFP Learning Academy

Products and services

  • StepWise 360™: Interviewing Children and Youth Foundational StepWise 360™ workshop training professionals in trauma-informed forensic interviewing techniques for children and youth, including eliciting reliable information while minimizing re-traumatization, suitable for child protection, law enforcement, social services, and healthcare interviewers.
  • StepWise 360™: Interviewing Adults Workshop applying the StepWise 360™ methodology to interviewing adult witnesses and complainants for investigators, social workers, healthcare, and legal professionals.
  • StepWise 360™: Interviewing Trauma Survivors Specialized workshop building interviewer capability to engage trauma survivors using adapted StepWise 360™ techniques, targeted at clinicians, social workers, and investigators.
  • StepWise 360™: Interviewing Suspects Workshop teaching law enforcement and investigative personnel how to apply StepWise 360™ for ethically and effectively interviewing suspects.
  • StepWise 360™: Tailoring for Complex Needs Advanced workshop enabling interviewers to adapt StepWise 360™ techniques for individuals with complex developmental, cognitive, or communication needs.
  • StepWise 360™: Tailoring for Complex Cases Advanced workshop supporting interviewers in adapting StepWise 360™ to particularly complex case scenarios that require nuanced application of the methodology.
  • StepWise 360™: Update and Practice Refresher workshop allowing previously trained practitioners to update their StepWise 360™ knowledge and re-practice techniques to maintain skill quality.
  • StepWise 360™: Effective Interviewing Workshop covering the core effective interviewing principles within the StepWise 360™ framework for cross-sector professional audiences.
  • StepWise 360™: Interviewing Reluctant Adults Specialized StepWise 360™ workshop building capability to interview reluctant or uncooperative adults in investigative and legal contexts.
  • Sexual Offence Risk for Child Protection Workshop for child protection and clinical professionals covering assessment of sexual offence risk within child protection casework.
  • Skillful Exchanges Workshop developing conversational skill and skillful exchange techniques for forensic and investigative interview practice.
  • Introduction to Trauma Informed Practices for Forensic Interviewers Foundational workshop introducing trauma-informed practices to forensic interviewers across social, healthcare, and law enforcement settings.
  • Foundations of Effective Interviewing (FEI) Self-paced eCourse delivered via the TFP Learning Academy LMS covering the foundations of effective interviewing for individual professionals and organizations.
  • Introduction to StepWise 360™ Self-paced eCourse introducing individual learners to the StepWise 360™ methodology via the TFP Learning Academy LMS.
  • StepWise™ Interview Mentoring (SWIM) Post-training mentoring subscription that supports practitioners in maintaining and developing their StepWise 360™ interviewing skills following workshop completion.

Quantifiable outcome

  • NCA accreditation: 36+ hours of instruction exceeds minimum 32-hour requirement
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use The Forensic Practice

Customer profile

Named customers6 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

The Forensic Practice technology and API

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The Forensic Practice partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

  • Toba Centre – Helping Hounds ProgramminorOthersThe Forensic Practice supported the Toba Centre's Helping Hounds Program (Manitoba) in 2021-2022 through community donations, aligning with their commitment to organizations that serve children and families.
  • Umingmak Centre – Arctic Children and Youth FoundationminorOthersThe Forensic Practice supported the Umingmak Centre in Nunavut (2020-2021), an Arctic child advocacy centre, through community donations as part of their commitment to improving lives of children.
  • Voices – Manitoba Youth in Care NetworkminorOthersCurrently supported organization providing advocacy and support to children in care in Manitoba, including visiting youth at placements and gathering donations of teddy bears and gifts.
  • Up With WomenminorOthersCurrently supported registered charity helping marginalized and low-income women and gender diverse individuals build sustainable careers, currently serving clients in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and BC.
  • Mawi Ta'mk SocietyminorOthersCurrently supported non-profit in Nova Scotia providing services and support for people with disabilities and youth within their cultural community, including work programs and assisted living.
  • Hyde Creek Watershed SocietyminorOthersCurrently supported volunteer-run organization preserving and enhancing the Hyde Creek Watershed's natural salmon and wildlife habitats in British Columbia.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

The Forensic Practice competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Praesidium: Praesidium is a privately-held abuse prevention training and consulting firm serving organizations that work with vulnerable populations, including youth-serving nonprofits and child protection agencies. While broader in scope than The Forensic Practice, both sell proprietary, evidence-based training content to similar government and institutional customers.
  • Zero Abuse Project: Zero Abuse Project is a US-based non-profit offering forensic interview training and child abuse prevention programs for investigators, social workers, and prosecutors. Its training catalog parallels The Forensic Practice's suite of forensic interviewing workshops and trauma-informed content for CACs and law enforcement.
  • CornerHouse: CornerHouse, a pioneering child advocacy center in Minneapolis, provides forensic interview training and consultation similar to The Forensic Practice's StepWise 360™ workshops. Both organizations train multidisciplinary practitioners in child and adult forensic interviewing for CAC, law enforcement, and social service audiences across North America.
  • Gundersen National Child Protection Training Center: Gundersen National Child Protection Training Center, housed within the Gundersen Health System, provides child forensic interview training and CAC practitioner development for the same child protection, social work, and law enforcement audiences as The Forensic Practice. Their instructor-led curriculum and faculty-driven delivery model are closely comparable to StepWise 360™ workshops.
  • National Children's Advocacy Center: The National Children's Advocacy Center (NCAC) is a US non-profit that delivers forensic interview training, CAC accreditation support, and technical assistance across the same child-protection professional audience. It competes with StepWise 360™ at the curriculum level and is a peer in trauma-informed interviewing methodology training for child advocacy centers.

Broad incumbents

  • Lexipol: Lexipol provides policy, training, and consulting content for law enforcement, fire, EMS, and government agencies — sharing The Forensic Practice's police and public-sector buyer base. While not focused on forensic interviewing, Lexipol is a comparable scaled training content company with similar go-to-market motion into government agencies.
  • Police1 / Praetorian Digital: Police1 (part of Praetorian Digital) is an established law enforcement media and training platform serving police agencies with online courses, articles, and Academy training. It competes in adjacent training content categories to The Forensic Practice and addresses an overlapping North American law enforcement audience.

Emerging players

  • International Association of Forensic Nurses: The International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN) is a member organization providing forensic nursing training and certification. It shares The Forensic Practice's trauma-informed interviewing target audience (healthcare and forensic professionals), but specializes in clinical forensic examination rather than investigative interviewing.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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The Forensic Practice compliance and trust

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Compliance1 record

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Profiles2 records

The Forensic Practice funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

The Forensic Practice M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about The Forensic Practice

What does The Forensic Practice do?

The Forensic Practice delivers evidence-based forensic interviewing training built on its proprietary StepWise 360™ methodology. Offerings include instructor-led workshops for organizations (online, hybrid, and in-person), open-enrollment workshops for individual practitioners, self-paced eCourses through its TFP Learning Academy LMS, and ongoing post-training mentoring via SWIM (StepWise™ Interview Mentoring) to maintain skill quality over time.

Is The Forensic Practice a public or private company?

The Forensic Practice is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was The Forensic Practice founded?

The Forensic Practice was founded in 2015. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is The Forensic Practice based?

The Forensic Practice is headquartered in Port Coquitlam, Canada, in the North America region.

How does The Forensic Practice make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Instructor-Led Workshops are the primary driver. The others are eCourses, post-Training Support and customized/Tailored Workshops.

Who are The Forensic Practice's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Praesidium, Zero Abuse Project, CornerHouse, Gundersen National Child Protection Training Center and National Children's Advocacy Center. Broad incumbents are Lexipol and Police1 / Praetorian Digital. International Association of Forensic Nurses is listed as an emerging player.

Does The Forensic Practice have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Forensic Practice.

What industry is The Forensic Practice in?

The Forensic Practice's product category is Forensic Interviewing Professional Training. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIAFAI, Forensic Science & Crime Laboratories (Justice System Support), with a secondary code of HLAFACAM, Forensic & Correctional Behavioral Health Services. Its NAICS code is 611430 and its SIC code is 8200.

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