When a child’s healthcare or specialist needs are met primarily with a judicial response, there is a risk of losing sight of the child’s actual needs.

Nuova Tutela’s new Media Release highlights the need for stronger coordination between healthcare, clinical and forensic expertise, and the risk of using custody evaluations as a generalized response to situations that require different forms of specialist assessment.

Effective child protection requires intercompetence: different areas of expertise working together rather than replacing one another.

The system should not have to choose between expertise. It needs to learn how to bring them together.

Do not replace the system. Evolve it.

👉 Read the Media Release: