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Table of Contents for this month’s ISPCAN Journal Articles:
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ISPCAN International Journal of Child Abuse & Neglect is an renowned monthly publication of the best practices, data and research from all over the world. Members receive the Journal every month as part of their membership.
January article: An Exploration of Child Welfare Caseworkers’ Experience of Secondary Trauma and Strategies for Coping
The use of coping strategies can protect against the detrimental [...]
December article: Recognizing the Child’s Right to Protection from Physical Violence: An Update on Progress and a Call to Action
For centuries, some level of physical violence against children has [...]
November article: CAC Intervention with Sibling Sexual Abuse Cases: Cross-Cultural Comparison
Sibling sexual abuse (SSA), despite being a complex phenomenon with [...]
October article: The Minnesota Runaway Intervention Program
This invited article, one of several comprising part of a [...]
September article: Factors Associated with the Likelihood of Disclosing CSA Prior to and During a Forensic Interview
Many child sexual abuse (CSA) survivors delay or withhold disclosure [...]
August article: Revisiting the link between childhood sexual abuse and adult sexual aggression
Childhood maltreatment poses a risk factor for adult sexual aggression [...]
July article: Post-trafficking stressors: The influence of hopes, fears and expectations on the mental health of young trafficking survivors in the Greater Mekong Sub-region
Human trafficking and labor exploitation are prevalent in Southeast Asia [...]
June article: Mental health of children exposed to intimate partner violence (Brazil)
Exposure to intimate partner violence (IPV) is an important adverse [...]
May article: Evaluation of a school-based CSA prevention program in Ecuador
Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a complex public health problem [...]
April article: Verbal abuse and newborn hearing screening referrals
This study, part of the ongoing, nationwide Japan Environment and [...]