Compassionate Mandated Reporting Across Disciplines
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Deborah P. Coehlo presents a recorded panel on compassionate mandated reporting, with contributions from Manya Ralkowski and Iris Maynard. School and adult protective-services cases frame discussions of suspected abuse, disclosures, reporting conversations, family resources and the limits of a professional’s role.
Presenter credits: Deborah P. Coehlo.
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The panel distinguishes sharing observations from conducting an investigation. Its cases explore a child-welfare intake perspective, family circumstances and preparation for difficult reporting conversations.
Oregon and Colorado examples form part of the recorded discussion. This is historical educational material, rather than a current state-by-state legal guide; the recording date is not supplied.
What does this recording cover?
- Abuse and neglect concerns in context
- Disclosures and professional boundaries
- Reporting conversations and intake information
- School cases and family resources
- Reporter preparation and adult protective-services discussion
Course evaluation records
The six-item evaluation mean was 4.60/5 across 7 complete responses, from 42 recorded rating responses. This mean includes only unambiguous complete six-score responses. Source: Special Learning course evaluation records, snapshot October 11, 2026.
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