Acknowledgements

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgements VII
3. Table of contents IX
4. List of figures XIX
5. List of tables XXI
6. List of abbreviations and acronyms XXIII
7. Introduction 1
8. Part 1 Overall state of play
9. Chapter 1 Children’s Advocacy Centres and child forensic interview protocols 11
10. Chapter 2 The forensic medical evaluation and the role of the medical practitioner in a Child and Youth Advocacy Centre : A Canadian perspective 33
11. Chapter 3 Providing support to child witnesses inside A Child Advocacy Centre setting 55
12. Chapter 4 From dissenting to conforming hybridity—Experiences from a justice sector-affiliated Barnahus model 77
13. Chapter 5 Barnahus in Ireland : Problematizing power, culture and collaboration 99
14. Part 2 Providing services for specific cases and social realities
15. Chapter 6 Access, inclusion, equity : Creating a strategy for a culturally responsive Child and Youth Advocacy Centre through inquiry and action 121
16. Chapter 7 “Expanding” the practice of extended forensic interviews : Addressing controversial issues with field professionals in program development 141
17. Chapter 8 Working with cases of sibling sexual abuse in the ultra-Orthodox community : The Jerusalem Child Advocacy Center model 159
18. Chapter 9 Reaching for the SKY : Lessons from the Safe Kids & Youth Coordinated Response in adapting a Child and Youth Advocacy Centre model for a rural region 179
19. Part 3 Prevention and therapeutic services in the context of Child Advocacy Centre models
20. Chapter 10 Prevention education programs in Child Advocacy Centres : An examination of a program model and program development in Canada 203
21. Chapter 11 Increasing access and decreasing barriers to mental health services at Child Advocacy Centres through telehealth 227
22. Chapter 12 A Children’s Advocacy Centre comprehensive initiative to increase engagement with children’s mental health services 253
23. Chapter 13 Innovative responses to problematic sexual behaviour of youth : Children’s Advocacy Centres in North America 275
24. Part 4 Evaluation and research into Child Advocacy Centre models
25. Chapter 14 Evaluating and monitoring the implementation of the first Child Advocacy Centre in the Quebec City region : When evaluation goes hand-in-hand with the institution’s activities 303
26. Chapter 15 Key findings from a 20-month evaluation of a co-located multidisciplinary team within an urban Canadian Child & Youth Advocacy Centre 323
27. Chapter 16 Utilization of therapy at a Child Advocacy Centre following suspected/substantiated child sexual abuse 349
28. Conclusion 375
29. Biographical notes 385