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Link – The #1 Reason Children Recant Abuse Allegations
“In approximately 23% of child abuse cases, children recant (take-back) allegations of abuse. Research has been conducted to better understand why children do this: the #1 reason children recant abuse allegations is their primary, non-offending caregiver (which in the vast majority of cases is the mother) DOES NOT believe them.” Makes sense to me, as a child…
Review: Nobody Came by Robbie Garner
There is now that much controversy surrounding the events at the two children’s homes on Jersey, an independently governed island off the British Isles, which probably won’t result in any answers, that the best thing to do is read the views of the children that went through them in absence of any proper legal proceedings….
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Now Accepting Submissions for the July 2014 Edition of the Blog Against Child Abuse tags: CA ChildAbuse The link between holidays and child sexual abuse prevention tags: CA ChildAbuse From the Husband of a Survivor tags: CA ChildAbuse Take Time To Breathe tags: CA ChildAbuse Men Opting In and Speaking Up – tags: CA ChildAbuse The…
Link – Narrating Medicine: The Long Lasting Impact Of Child Abuse
There are several hypotheses on why re-victimization happens. Children come to view themselves as “damaged goods” who don’t deserve or shouldn’t expect better. Abused children aren’t able to recognize safe from unsafe people, and if they do, they don’t have the internal or external resources to protect themselves from danger. In a recently published study, a team…
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My Friend Abuses His Wife! How Can I Help? (pt 1) tags: CA 7 Ways to Help a Teen Survivor of Sexual Assault tags: CA No hurdle too high for hurdling champion Kellie Wells tags: CA Sex Abuse Haunts Former Olympic Swim Hopeful tags: CA The Role of Schools in Sexual Abuse Prevention and Intervention….
