Acknowledgements

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents iii
3. Acknowledgements v
4. Introduction 1
5. Setting the scene: some barriers to progress
6. From rediscovery to suppression? Challenges to reducing CSA 21
7. Lies and deception in the backlash 59
8. Children and young people
9. Fact, myth and legacy in notorious child abuse cases: Orkney in context 103
10. Stigmatised young people: from ‘abuse fodder’ to key allies against abuse and exploitation 133
11. Models for ethical, effective child protection 175
12. Community prevention of CSA: a model for practice 213
13. Working with adult survivors of sexual abuse
14. Physical ill health: addressing the serious impacts of sexual violence 251
15. Producing radical change in mental health: implications of the trauma paradigm 287
16. Pathways into crime after sexual abuse: the voices of male offenders 319
17. Rethinking sex offender programmes for survivor-perpetrators 349
18. Conclusion 373
19. References 381
20. Index 425
21. About the authors 441