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Compiled by National Clearing House on Child Abuse & Neglect 2001^®

Publications

Child Neglect: A Guide For Intervention - Understanding the Causes of Neglect
Most studies of child maltreatment include both neglectful and abusive families and fail to differentiate between the groups, thus making it impossible to identify results specifically related to neglect.

Children with Sexual Behavior Problems: Assessment and Treatment - Table 1 - Child Demographic Information
001 No 31 18   No Answer/Don't Know 73 18   Average Age at Experience of Sexual Abuse Mean 4 Years, 8 months 5 years, 6 months ns (Std. (2.27) (2.53)   Number Reported Experiencing Emotional abuse.

The Risk and Prevention of Maltreatment of Children with Disabilities
Child maltreatment, also known as abuse and neglect, affects all types of children, but children with disabilities may be at even greater risk of being maltreated than children without disabilities.

Solutions: IN FOCUS: The Risk and Prevention of Maltreatment of Children with Disabilities
Child maltreatment, also known as abuse and neglect, affects all types of children, but children with disabilities may be at even greater risk of being maltreated than children without disabilities.

Child Sexual Abuse - Treatment Of Child Sexual Abuse
Treatment of child sexual abuse is a complex process. In this chapter, case management issues are discussed; a model for understanding why adults sexually abuse children is proposed; treatment modalities.

Risk Assessment Protocols For Child Sexual Abuse
I. TYPE OF SEXUAL ABUSE 1. Sexual Talk Comments: 2. Exposure/Voyeurism Comments: 3. Fondle Outside Clothing Comments: 4. Fondle Under Clothing/Digital Comments: 5. Oral Sex/Genital/Anal Penetration & Copulation.

Crisis Intervention in Child Abuse and Neglect - Glossary of Terms
Case Planning - The stage of the child protection intervention process when the CPS caseworker and other service providers develop a case plan with the family members. Evaluation of Family Progress.

Crisis Intervention in Child Abuse and Neglect - Understanding Special Family Situations
Crisis workers need to be especially sensitive to how child maltreatment may occur in response to divorce, stepfamily, single-parent family, drug dependent and drug related, spouse abuse, mental illness.

Developmental Disabilities and Child Maltreatment
This database search is a product of the National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information. CD-27683 Reporting Abuse and Neglect of Children With Disabilities: Early Childhood Service Programs.

Treatment for Abused and Neglected Children: Infancy to Age 18 - Notes
A.E. Kazdin, "Developmental Psychopathology: Current Research, Issues, and Directions," American Psychologist 44(1989):180­187. , Handbook of Child Psychology: Social and Personality Development.

Treatment for Abused and Neglected Children: Infancy to Age 18 - Consequences of Abuse and Neglect
Child maltreatment is a multidimensional and interactive problem involving the child and the multiple environments in which the child exists. The following sections describe consequences of each form of child abuse.

Protecting Children in Substance-Abusing Families - Children of Chemically Involved Parents: Special Risks
This chapter describes the health and development of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and/or other drugs. However, among infants who have been prenatally exposed to these substances, a wide random study group.

Protecting Children in Substance-Abusing Families - Reporting Child Maltreatment in Cases Involving Parental Substance Abuse
Determining if and when parental substance abuse should be reported to a CPS agency is a difficult but important issue. State laws, policies, guidelines, and definitions govern the reporting of child abuse.

Protecting Children in Substance-Abusing Families - Notes
Child Welfare League of America, Highlights of Questions from the Working Paper on Chemical Dependency (Washington, DC: Child Welfare League of America, 1989). UCLA Medical Center, "Suspected Child abuse.

Child Sexual Abuse - Investigation of Child Sexual Abuse
This chapter describes the role of Child Protective Services (CPS) in the investigation of cases of sexual abuse, the structure of the investigation, and risk assessment in child sexual abuse.

Child Sexual Abuse - Interview Data Gathered from the Offender
INFORMATION RATIONALE 1. Past history of physical abuse, neglect, etc. Potential for deficits in nurturing skills, potential lack of empathy with victim 2. Past history of sexual abuse Propensity to become an abuser. This outline assists the examiner.

Child Sexual Abuse - Interview Data Gathered from the Mother
INFORMATION RATIONALE 1. Past history of physical abuse, neglect, etc. Potential for problems in parenting 2. Past history of sexual abuse Possible propensity to choose a sexual abuser as a partner, risk to children in marriage. This outline assists the examiner.

Child Neglect: A Guide For Intervention - Prevention of Neglect
The tragic consequences of child neglect suggest that significantly greater efforts should be directed toward prevention. Tertiary prevention entails targeting services to neglecting parents through development of a range of services to parents at risk of neglect and their children, who are potential victims.

Child Protective Services - Philosophy Of Child Protective Services
The legal authority and the mandates that evolved from child abuse laws are described in A Coordinated Response to Child Abuse and Neglect: A Basic Manual. The philosophy of sound professional CPS practice guidelines.

Child Protective Services - Overview Of The Manual
Child abuse and neglect is a community concern. Child Protective Services (CPS), a division within State and local social service agencies, is at the center of every community's child protection efforts.

Child Protective Services - Comprehensive Child And Family Assessment
The purposes of child and family assessment are to study the nature, extent, and causes of risk factors identified during the initial assessment and to assess any effects of maltreatment.

Maltreatment of Children with Disabilities Training and Prevention Program Resources
Training Audience: Parents and professionals who work with children with disabilities Intended Usage: Material for trainers Format: Trainers' guide, transparencies and participant handouts.

Prevention in Action
For example, a lack of effective parenting skills and understanding of child development may contribute to parental difficulties in providing appropriate care to children and could result in abusive behavior.

Substance Abuse
& a comprehensive collection of more than 31,000 documents related to child maltreatment and child welfare issues. Such as: CD-25656 HIV Risk-Behavior in Poor Urban Women with Serious Mental Disorders: Association with Childhood Physical and Sexual Abuse. The categories of HIV-related risk factors included adult sexual and physical assault or abuse.

Drug-Exposed Infants
The Impact of Drug-Exposed Children on Family Foster Care

Training the Child Welfare Workforce (Excluding Pre-Professional Education)
The primary focus of this search is child welfare professional training in the United States. Training for Child Protective and Child Welfare Services Staff for Collaboration and Community-Based Agencies.

Solutions: Maltreatment of Children with Disabilities Training and Prevention Program Resources
Abuse and Neglect of Children with Disabilities: A Curriculum for Educators, Law Enforcement, Child Protective Services and Parents Training Audience: Parents and professionals who work with children with disabilities.

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