Understanding Child Sexual Abuse – parents’ guide whose child was/may have been sexually abused

Understanding Child Sexual Abuse - parents' guide whose child was/may have been sexually abused

“Understanding Child Sexual Abuse” is a comprehensive guide developed by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, specifically designed for parents and guardians whose child has experienced or may have been subjected to sexual abuse. This resource offers crucial information and support to help parents navigate the challenging circumstances surrounding child sexual abuse.

The guide begins by providing a comprehensive understanding of child sexual abuse, including its scope and definition. It delves into the grooming process used by abusers and explores the various impacts that child sexual abuse can have on the child’s well-being and development.

With a specific focus on the role of technology and the internet in child sexual abuse, the guide addresses the risks and challenges posed by technology-facilitated abuse in today’s digital world.

One important aspect covered in the guide is the discovery or disclosure of child sexual abuse. It provides guidance and tips to help parents handle this delicate situation, emphasising the importance of supportive and sensitive communication.

Contents:

Understanding child sexual abuse
Scope of child sexual abuse
What is child sexual abuse?
The process of child sexual abuse
Impact of child sexual abuse
The role of technology and the internet in child sexual abuse
Impact of technology-facilitated child sexual abuse
Discovery or disclosure of child sexual abuse
References and recommended reading

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