Project report
‘Talk to Me’ tool: review of pilot simulation | NSPCC Learning
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Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001The NSPCC developed an immersive simulation tool called 'Talk to Me' to help adults communicate with children about difficult topics, including abuse. The tool was created in collaboration with Attensi and NSPCC safeguarding experts. This document is a review of a pilot simulation of the tool. The aim is to build adult confidence in having conversations with children about sensitive protection issues.
Key points
- Tool is designed as an immersive simulation to train adults
- Focus is on helping adults talk to children about abuse and difficult topics
- Developed through collaboration between Attensi and NSPCC safeguarding experts
- Document describes a pilot evaluation of the tool
Limitations
The document metadata provides only a title and brief description with no detail on methodology, outcomes, sample size, or findings from the pilot evaluation. We cannot determine the effectiveness of the intervention or characteristics of participants tested.
Abstract
Evaluation of our immersive tool designed to help adults feel confident in talking to children about difficult topics, like abuse. Created by Attensi in collaboration with NSPCC safeguarding experts.
Findings the Hub has extracted
Each claim below is labelled by its type of design and links back to this report.
- Intervention
- Immersive simulation tool ('Talk to Me') to build adult confidence in conversations with children about sensitive protection issues
- Population
- Adults (specifics not provided in available metadata)
Key finding
Pilot simulation was conducted to review the 'Talk to Me' tool