Kids Online: Protecting Your Children in Cyberspace

by Donna Rice Hughes and Pamela T. Campbell. 269 pgs.

A Child Called “It”: One Child’s Courage to Survive

by Dave Pelzer. 195 pgs.

Child Sexual Abuse: The Search for Healing
by Christopher Bagley, Kathleen King. 278 pgs.

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Contents

Tables

About the Authors

Chapter One: The Meaning of Sexual Abuse in Childhood

Chapter Two: Historical Perspectives

Chapter Three: Definitions and Ethics

Chapter Four: Statistical Dimensions

Chapter Five: A Community Model

Chapter Six: Trauma to the Child Victim

Chapter Seven: Healing of the Child Survivor

Chapter Eight: Healing the Family

Chapter Nine: Healing of Offenders

Chapter Ten: Healing of Society

Chapter Eleven: Implications for Practice and Research

Bibliography

Name Index

Subject Index

Theories of Child Abuse and Neglect: Differential Perspectives, Summaries, and Evaluations (Part III "Theorizations of Incest and Sexual Abuse")
by Oliver C. S. Tzeng, Jay W. Jackson, Henry C. Karlson. 355 pgs.

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This book was prepared under the impetus of desperate need in academic institutions and clinical and social services for a comprehensive introduction to the diverse theories about child abuse and neglect etiologies. During the past three decades, professionals in different occupational fields have been actively involved in the identification, intervention, treatment, and prevention of child victimization and its detrimental consequences. This book describes, summarizes, and evaluates more than 40 of the theoretical viewpoints that have been proposed in the literature and used for clinical practice as well as academic research.

When Your Child Has Been Molested: A Parents' Guide to Healing and Recovery
by Kathryn Brohl, Joyce Case Potter. 216 pgs.

Home Truths about Child Sexual Abuse: A Reader
by Catherine Itzin. 459 pgs.

Young Men Surviving Child Sexual Abuse: Research Stories and Lessons for Therapeutic Practice
by Andrew Durham. 184 pgs.

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Wiley Series in Child Protection and Policy

Contents

About the Author

Acknowledgements

Foreword

Introduction

Part I: The Theoretical Context

1: The Social Context of Child Sexual Abuse

2: Male-Child Sexual Abuse—facts and Mythology

3: Developing a Sensitive Approach to Researching Child Sexual Abuse

Part II: The Young Men's Stories

4: Seven Lives

5: Being Abused

6: Trying to Tell

7: Sexuality, Friendships, and Peer Relations

8: Still Living with the Consequences of Abuse

9: Being a Participant

Part III: Implications for Practice

10: A Framework for Therapeutic Practice

11: Assistance in Recovery

12: Conclusions

Bibliography

Appendix A: Thoughts and Feelings Sort Cards

Appendix B: Abuser-Victim Flow Chart

Appendix C

Appendix D

Index

Surviving Child Sexual Abuse: A Handbook for Helping Women Challenge Their Past
by Liz Hall, Siobhan Lloyd.389 pgs.

The Search for Autonomous Intimacy: Sexual Abuse and Young Women's Identity Development
by M. Sue Crowley. 242 pgs.

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Acknowledgments

Table of Contents

Introduction "Let me tell you a story"

Conclusion

Chapter One Impacts of Sexual Abuse on Self-Concept Development Across Childhood

Introduction

Conclusion

Chapter Two the Rape of Identity

Conclusion

Introduction

Chapter Three Ada: "I Have a Life Now"

Conclusion

Chapter Four Chloe: "I Got Myself Back"

Introduction

Conclusion: Developmental Implications

Chapter Five Letitia: "There is Something About Me"

Introduction

Conclusion: Pathways to Resistance in Intimacy and Activism

Chapter Six Emerging from the Depths: the Search for Autonomous Intimacy

Introduction

Conclusion

Chapter Seven Epilogue: Theoretical Implications and Conceptual Frameworks

Conclusion

References

INDEX ('i' indicates an illustration)

AC SS Adolescent Cultures, School & Society

Incest as Child Abuse: Research and Applications

Erotic Innocence: The Culture of Child Molesting
by James R. Kincaid. 354 pgs.

Creating a Safe Place: Helping Children and Families Recover from Child Sexual Abuse
by Nch Children and Families Project.174 pgs.

Professional Responsibilities in Protecting Children: A Public Health Approach to Child Sexual Abuse
by Ann Maney, Susan Wells. 222 pgs.

Child Sexual Abuse and False Memory Syndrome
by Robert A. Baker.479 pgs.

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Child Sexual Abuse and False Memory Syndrome

Contents

Preface the Statement of the Problem

Introduction Hidden Memories: Fact or Fancy?

Part One Memory and Its Recovery

1: Remembering Dangerously

2: The Shadow of a Doubt

3: The Seductions of Memory

4: Facing the Truth About False Memory

5: Children's Memories for Stressful Events

Part Two Repression and Amnesia

6: The Evidence for Repression: An Examination of Sixty Years of Research

7: Can Memories of Childhood Sexual Abuse Be Repressed?

8: Forgetting Sexual Trauma: What Does It Mean When 38% Forget?

9: Repressed Memories: True and False

Part Three Hypnosis, Suggestion, and Iatrogenesis

10: Suggestibility and Repressed Memories of Abuse:: A Survey of Psychotherapists' Beliefs

11: Making Monsters

12: The Validity of Repressed Memories and the Accuracy of Their Recall Through Hypnosis:: A Case Study from the Courtroom

13: The Memory Retrieval Process in Incest Survivor Therapy

Part Four Professional Problems and Ethical Issues

14: The Professional Response to Child Sexual Abuse:: Whose Interests Are Served?

15: How Reliable Are Children's Statements? ... It Depends

16: Avoiding False Claims of Child Sexual Abuse:: Empty Promises

17: Child Sexual Abuse:: Finding Common Ground

18: Child Sexual Abuse:: Ethical Issues for the Family Therapist

Part Five Research, Needed Research, and Legal Implications

19: The Impact of Child Sexual Abuse:: A Review of the Research

20: Child Witnesses:: Translating Research into Policy

21: Recovered Memories of Alleged Sexual Abuse:: Lawsuits Against Parents

Part Six Summary and Conclusions

22: Where Do We Go from Here?