… services are never asked about child abuse or neglect. The majority of cases of child abuse
or neglect are not identified by mental health services. Only 28% of abuse or neglect cases …

… to disclose childhood sexual abuse (CSA) compared to other forms of abuse (physical, …
ages of 11–16 who reported having been abused at least once during their life. Participants …

… way professionals detected child abuse and acted upon suspicions of child abuse. To find …
, detect and report child abuse after the implementation of the child abuse reporting guidelines …

… This study examines what adults exposed to child sexual abuse in hindsight evaluate as
important for disclosure. The aim was to explore exposed own experiences of steps towards …

… ...if we ask a [child]…sitting in the room with their parent and they’re filling [the CSA screening
… You don’t even have to be talking about child abuse, just to say wow, you know, there’s …

… In such studies, adults are asked whether they ever experienced child abuse and, if so, …
This question was followed by asking why anyone was/was not told. If participants indicated they …

… That said, there are a number of reasons why we believe that this study still makes an
important contribution to the literature. First, in studies interested in mortality during midlife to later …

… were important to ask and should not be removed (92.7 %–97.5 %). These findings suggest
that retrospective survey questions about experiences of child maltreatment involving adult …

… prevention programs as one of the most important strategies for preventing child abuse
and neglect. This study asked young child abuse survivors how school-based child abuse …

… There are a number of reasons why abused children might not make reference to their
subjective reactions. First, younger children may be incapable of describing their reactions, due to …