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Making an Issue of Child Abuse: Political Agenda Setting for Social Problems by Barbara J. Nelson, 1986-04-15

The Evaluation of Child Sexual Abuse Allegations: A Comprehensive Guide to Assessment and Testimony by Kathryn Kuehnle, Mary Connell, 2008-12-22

Working with Denied Child Abuse: The Resolutions Approach by Andrew Turnell, Susanne Essex, 2006-09-01

From Victim to Offender: How Child Sexual Abuse Victims Become Offenders by Freda Briggs, 1999-09-01

What Child Sexual Abuse Means to Abusers by Jane F. Gilgun Ph.D. LICSW, 2009-03-16

REPAIR Your Life: A Program for Recovery from Incest & Childhood Sexual Abuse by Marjorie McKinnon, 2008-04-15

Treatment Strategies for Abused Children: Text and Activity Manual by Cheryl L. Karp, Traci L. Butler, 1996-05

The Right Touch: A Read-Aloud Story to Help Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (Jody Bergsma Collection) by Sandy Kleven, 1998-04-01

Child Abuse Trauma: Theory and Treatment of the Lasting Effects (Interpersonal Violence:The Practice Series) by Dr. John Briere, 1992-09-21

Protecting Our Children: Understanding and Preventing Abuse and Neglect in Early Childhood by Sharon Hirschy, Elaine Wilkinson, 2009-02-02

Adult Children of Abusive Parents: A Healing Program for Those Who Have Been Physically, Sexually, or Emotionally Abused by Steven Farmer, 1990-04-14

Tender Mercies: Inside the World of a Child Abuse Investigator by Keith N. Richards, 1998-11

The Step Child: A True Story of a Broken Childhood by Donna Ford, 2007-09-01

Child Abuse and Neglect: Guidelines for Identification, Assessment and Case Management

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CHILDREN'S HOUSE!
The site is an interactive resource center for the exchange of information on the well being of children Category Society Issues Children, Youth and Family Child Poverty Children's House is a cooperative initiative by AIFS, child abuse Prevention Network,Children's Rights Centre, Childwatch International, CRIN, Family Life
http://child-abuse.com/childhouse/

Extractions: Special Call! Please tell us of any conference that supports the improvement of the wellbeing of children. Register upcoming conferences you know about Children's House is a cooperative initiative by AIFS, Child Abuse Prevention Network, Children's Rights Centre, Childwatch International, CRIN, Family Life Development Center, IIN, ISCA, UNICEF, UNESCO, World Bank and WHO. (See "The House Committee" for more details.) Comments welcome! Write to: Tom at the House Committee
Child Abuse Prevention Network
Dedicated to improving professional and public efforts to understand and deal with risk factors in Category Reference Education Cornell University ResearchThe child abuse prevention network provides resources for professionals, in childabuse, neglect, maltreatment, sex abuse, child sexual abuse, and family and
http://child.cornell.edu/capn.html
Arizona's Child Abuse InfoCenter & Parent-Wise
Clearinghouse for information, consultants and training opportunities for professionals dealing with child abuse. Includes case law, children with disabilities and special medical needs, resources by county and links.
http://www.ahsc.arizona.edu/ACAInfo/

Extractions: WELCOME These websites are brought to you by the Department of Pediatrics in the University of Arizona's College of Medicine. They are clearinghouses for information about the prevention and intervention of child abuse and neglect. Founded in 1996, Arizona's Child Abuse InfoCenter is for professionals and volunteers dealing with child maltreatment issues. Parent-Wise is specifically designed to assist parents and other caregivers in their desire to keep children safe from abuse. Site Map
Jim Hopper's Home Page
by Jim Hopper PhD If circumcision is sexual child abuse, how does that affect the male when he Category Health Child Health Circumcision Medical Views to some of Jim's Web pages for people who were abused in childhood or anyone whowants to learn about statistics and research on child sexual abuse, which has
http://www.jimhopper.com/

Extractions: Welcome to my home page and web site! My site has a number of pages about child abuse - how prevalent it is, its potential effects, where to learn more and, if you're looking, how to find help for yourself or someone you care about. My goal is to provide scholarly knowledge and resources, in language and formats accessible to any interested and motivated person - young or old, highly educated or not. I am a researcher and therapist with a doctorate (Ph.D.) in clinical psychology. I have studied the lasting effects of child abuse - initially the psychological and behavioral effects in men, more recently the effects on memory and biology. I am a licensed clinical psychologist, and for thirteen years I have been a therapist to men and women abused in childhood, providing individual and group treatment. In my work as a Research Associate at the Boston University School of Medicine and The Trauma Center , I investigate the effects of child abuse and other traumas on people who have been diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). My main areas of interest are the characteristics of traumatic memories, effects of trauma on biological systems involved in emotion regulation, and how effective biological and psychological treatments may not only reduce symptoms but alter biology.
Childhelp USA® Local Phone Numbers
specific county in which the abuse occurred. The Childhelp USA® Nationalchild abuse Hotline can provide these numbers for you.
http://www.childhelpusa.org/child/report.htm

Extractions: Local Phone Numbers Abuse must be reported within the state in which it occurs. When seeking to report abuse, it is important to remember these points: 1. Not every state has a reporting hotline 2. Not every hotline is 24 - hour accessible 3. If the state does have a hotline, it may only be accessible within that state Should you nee
Multiple Personality Disorder & Art ; Words: Life Lessons From A Multiple Person
Multiple personality disorder as told by artist/survivor.
http://multiplepersonality.com

Extractions: Life Lessons from a Multiple Personality MPD * D.I.D. * ART * WORDS *HEALING MULTIPLE PERSONALITY DISORDER... If you have multiple personality disorder, dissociative identity disorder... or post traumatic stress disorder... if you know a person with MPD or DID... if you are a person who enjoys good art... or if you're curious about living with multiplicity... if you're a survivor of child abuse, or another unthinkable trauma, or... if you're a mental health professional... if you are in therapy... or if you need to be in therapy... If you just have a big heart (Did I say just ?!?)... then this is the place for you! Please spend time in the Art Gallery and visit the Multiple Journals. These pages became Looking Inside: Life Lessons from a Multiple Personality. Yes, there is life after multiple personality disorder. There is hope!
ISPCAN Home Page
Abuse and Exploitation. ISPCAN/WHO Guidelines Integrated Approach tochild abuse Prevention at the Country Level. See Members Section.
http://www.ispcan.org/

Extractions: About ISPCAN Events Publications Join ISPCAN ... DONATE What's going on at ISPCAN Events Training Events ISPCAN Global Institute 2003 Publications World Prespectives on Child Abuse - 5th Edition Child Abuse and Neglect: The International Journa l The Link/LaConexion Newsletter World erspectives on Child Abuse - 4th Edition The Story of ISPCAN Resources ISPCAN National Partners Literature Search Other Internet Resource s
Junior League Of Monmouth County, NJ
One of the regions largest volunteer organizations working in areas of child abuse and Neglect, Domestic Violence, Affordable Day Care, Pregnancy Prevention, Senior Citizens Care, Historic Preservation, Substance Abuse Prevention and Family Literacy. Multicultural Awareness HIV/AIDS Education Health Research for Women
http://www.jlmc.org/
Child Abuse: International Child Abuse Network - YesICAN, Working To Break The C
Twenty four hour chat groups related to child abuse, incest, domestic violence and parenting.Category Society Support Groups Sexual Abuse Chats and Forumschild abuse Working to break the cycle of child abuse. 24 hour chatgroups relatedto child abuse, incest, domestic violence, parenting. child abuse Defined.
http://www.yesican.org/
Domestic Violence As A Form Of Child Abuse: Identification And Prevention (Issue
Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) National Child Protection Clearing House, Issues Papers - Article by Marianne James, Senior Research Officer, Australian Institute of Criminology
http://www.aifs.org.au/nch/issues2.html

Extractions: Child Victims of Domestic Violence ... Bibliography THE ISSUE One negative aspect of family life is the effect of domestic violence on children, either as witnesses to, or victims of, the conflict. The increasing recognition of this specific aspect of domestic violence owes much to the work of the women's refuge movement. It was through the reports of refuge workers that people first became aware that children could be severely traumatised by witnessing domestic violence and, indeed, that the children may also be victims of this violence. Concern has also been expressed by health and welfare professionals, who have felt the frustration of not being able to intervene legally to protect child witnesses from extreme incidents of domestic violence, unless there was also evidence of child abuse. In Australia, there has been an historical separation of domestic violence and child protection issues. Domestic violence was brought out into the open by the women's movement in the late 1970s, and has commonly been applied to various forms of violent and abusive behaviour which occur in a marriage or de facto relationship. At an institutional level, domestic violence has been regarded as a matter for the police, courts, women's refuges and other women's support services. In contrast, child abuse refers to the physical, sexual or psychological damage caused to the child by the abusive behaviour of others, or the failure of others to protect a child from such damage and has been more of a health and welfare issue. Child protection has therefore involved an additional group of people as well as additional legislation.
ScienceDirect - Child Abuse & Neglect - List Of Issues
Similar pages www.sciencedirect.com/webeditions/journal/01452134 Similar pages MEDLINEplus child abuseSearch MEDLINE for recent research articles on child abuse. Diagnosis/SymptomsRecognizing Signs of child abuse (Nemours Foundation).
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/01452134
End Child Abuse
Provides answers to common questions, safety tips, and information for children who are being violated.
http://www.childabuse.org/forkidsnew.htm

Extractions: Letters from kids about parental discipline I'm 14 and think my mom is way too strict. All of my friends have a curfew of 2 a.m. on the weekends, and my mom sets mine at 11 p.m. How can I get her to change her mind? In most situations, 2 a.m. is too late for a person your age to be home on any night. In fact, in some cities, suburbs, and even rural communities, there are legal curfews stating at what time people under age 18 or 16 must be home. Perhaps your friends' parents don't care. Wouldn't this be worse? Imagine if you came to the dinner table every night and your mother was slumped on the sofa, drinking a beer and watching TV? Try to be thankful for the fact that your mother does care about you. Sit down and talk with her about what your friends go out to do so late at night and explain why you want to be out late. Perhaps there's an alternative way to have the same fun without being out so late. Is it okay to spank children? We talked about it at school and our book about family living said it was not. But the teacher said children "needed" a swat now and then when they acted really bad. I'm confused.
Child Abuse Prevention, Child Abuse Education, Code Amber Alert By Child Abuse.c
Seeks to support, inform and encourage those dealing with any aspect of child abuse, in a positive Category Society Issues child abuse Preventionchild abuse.com Web site, education, awareness and child abuse related news. Insightsfrom Child advocates, child abuse studies, excellent student material.
http://www.childabuse.com/
Welcome To Africamix.com
Traveling arts and music festival organized to help combat child abuse and neglect.
http://www.africamix.org/
Family Resource Center
Provides 14 resources for families from notfor-profit Family Resource Center. Site includes information on child abuse and treatment, counseling programs for families in need, mentoring and foster care programs. Site lists national and Missouri child abuse hotline telephone numbers.
http://frcmo.org/

Extractions: Welcome to the Web site of Family Resource Center. We are committed to preventing and treating child abuse and neglect by strengthening families through family-centered therapeutic, educational, and support services. We hope you will use this site as a resource for information on the prevention and treatment of all forms of child abuse and neglect, as well as on foster care, adoption, mentoring, and the full range of FRC's services. Help prevent and treat child abuse by joining the 2003 Walk for Kids . Click here Did you know? April is Child Abuse Prevention Month . Click here for more facts about child abuse - and to learn what to do if you suspect a child is being abused or neglected. Click here for information on reporting suspected child abuse. home about us services events/calendar ... links site design by v-Fluence Interactive Public Relations
Bikers Against Child Abuse International Inc.
BACA,Baca, Bikers Against child abuse,child abuse,Bikers,motorcycle,motorcyclists,harley,honda,.Contact Us Bikers Against child abuse, Inc.
http://www.bacausa.com/

Extractions: Bikers Against Child Abuse, Inc. (BACA) is organized with a central contact person to receive calls from referring agencies and individuals. Last Updated March 10, 2003 Watch for the NEW national website coming online soon! By clicking on the links above, you are leaving the BACA Website. These sites are the work of separate organizations. The BACA Website is not responsible for the content, visual or verbal, found on these web sites.
Child Abuse, Foster Parenting, Foster Care-All About Emil
Foster parenting and the fun things that go with it. Contains articles, stories and jokes from a social worker.
http://webpages.charter.net/emilb/firstcontact.html

Extractions: All About Emil -Information on foster parenting, foster care, and all the fun stuff that goes with it.- This website contains information about child abuse, foster care, and adoption. However, my experience in the child welfare field was with foster and adoptive parents. So...most of the articles and stories you will see here concern the foster/adopt parent, their role, and general parenting information. Additionally, you will find a large amount of jokes, quotations, and other items that I find interesting. These literary masterpieces are all original works by me (Emil) or the author's name is given if known. Before retiring, I "did time" as a Foster Care/Adoption Homefinder for around 20 years. As a social worker, my job was to evaluate, train, and provide support for those parents in my region. I have been fortunate to have my articles published on About.com as well as fostering sites, in print, as handouts for training, and so on. Information on how to obtain permission for reprints is given inside. Most things concerning the child welfare system tend to be very serious...that goes without saying. I think that the majority of my articles and stories convey that feel...however...I must warn you that I do have a very strong sense of humor and you will see that as well. This is not your typical, academic-laden, dour, "social werky" type of site. Dealing with the child welfare system creates a lot of stress for all parties concerned. Hopefully, "Emilville" will provide a lighter alternative for those people.
Sexual Abuse
Features more than 200 articles about identifying child sexual abuse, reporting it, and recovering Category Society Issues child abuse Sexual Abuse for Volunteer Organizations Domestic Violence Why Women Stay Report to the UN Conventionon Child Rights Parental Child Abduction is child abuse Office for
http://www.prevent-abuse-now.com/
Child Abduction And Parental Alienation
Report presented to the United Nations Convention on Child Rights.Category Society Issues Children, Youth and Family Child Abduction Parental Child Abduction is child abuse by Nancy Faulkner, Ph.D Presented to theUnited Nations Convention on Child Rights in Special Session, June 9, 1999, on
http://www.prevent-abuse-now.com/unreport.htm
Mark Arner Story
How one man cleared his name after being falsely accused of child abuse.
http://www.copss.org/sd/arner.html

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