Coordinating Child Sexual Abuse Services /
Adkins, Elizabeth
Coordinating Child Sexual Abuse Services / Elizabeth Adkins, Barry Trute, George MacDonald. - 1 online resource (232 p.) - Heritage .
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
Despite the magnitude of the problem of child sexual abuse and the concomitant range of behavioural, emotional, and interpersonal problems in child victims, there is a dearth of services available to respond to this client population. Interventions that do exist tend to be sparse and piecemeal in approach, with no systematic follow-up or evaluation. Often, services are available to specific target clients (usually victim and perpetrator seen separately), with little consideration directed to other family members or to the social environment in which the abusive behaviour has occurred. In rural areas these problems are compounded - hampered by travel distances, diverse population bases, and limited service resources. Coordinating Child Sexual Abuse Services in Rural Communities reports on a three-year project concentrating on the design and implementation of a coordinated program for the treatment of child sexual abuse in rural Manitoba. The project was unusual in that it followed a rigorous research design which incorporated a matched comparison of test and control communities and assessed the impact of a 'coordinated service model' at family, agency, and community levels. It was also one of the rare studies to date that offered detailed information on service delivery in rural communities and assessed the impact of a 'coordinated service model' at family, agency, and community levels. It was also one of the rare studies to date that offered detailed information on service delivery in rural communities, including rich case material to highlight salient practice themes at both case and community levels. The book is divided into three sections: design and implementation of coordinated community services, evaluation of coordinated services, and reflections on community experience.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9780802074508 9781487574963
10.3138/9781487574963 doi
Family counseling--Canada.
Family counseling--Manitoba.
Incest victims--Services for--Canada.
Incest victims--Services for--Manitoba.
Rural children--Services for--Canada.
Rural children--Services for--Manitoba.
Sexually abused children--Services for--Canada.
Sexually abused children--Services for--Manitoba.
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Social Work.
HV6570.9.C2 / C66 1994
362.7/68/097127
Coordinating Child Sexual Abuse Services / Elizabeth Adkins, Barry Trute, George MacDonald. - 1 online resource (232 p.) - Heritage .
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
Despite the magnitude of the problem of child sexual abuse and the concomitant range of behavioural, emotional, and interpersonal problems in child victims, there is a dearth of services available to respond to this client population. Interventions that do exist tend to be sparse and piecemeal in approach, with no systematic follow-up or evaluation. Often, services are available to specific target clients (usually victim and perpetrator seen separately), with little consideration directed to other family members or to the social environment in which the abusive behaviour has occurred. In rural areas these problems are compounded - hampered by travel distances, diverse population bases, and limited service resources. Coordinating Child Sexual Abuse Services in Rural Communities reports on a three-year project concentrating on the design and implementation of a coordinated program for the treatment of child sexual abuse in rural Manitoba. The project was unusual in that it followed a rigorous research design which incorporated a matched comparison of test and control communities and assessed the impact of a 'coordinated service model' at family, agency, and community levels. It was also one of the rare studies to date that offered detailed information on service delivery in rural communities and assessed the impact of a 'coordinated service model' at family, agency, and community levels. It was also one of the rare studies to date that offered detailed information on service delivery in rural communities, including rich case material to highlight salient practice themes at both case and community levels. The book is divided into three sections: design and implementation of coordinated community services, evaluation of coordinated services, and reflections on community experience.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9780802074508 9781487574963
10.3138/9781487574963 doi
Family counseling--Canada.
Family counseling--Manitoba.
Incest victims--Services for--Canada.
Incest victims--Services for--Manitoba.
Rural children--Services for--Canada.
Rural children--Services for--Manitoba.
Sexually abused children--Services for--Canada.
Sexually abused children--Services for--Manitoba.
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Social Work.
HV6570.9.C2 / C66 1994
362.7/68/097127