Parents have a critical role to play in the sexual education of their children. We conducted a
systematic review of studies assessing the experiences of parents regarding the role they …

Child sexual abuse (CSA) is an important ongoing public health and criminal problem.
Greater awareness in prevention efforts to protect children has been observed typically …

Child sexual abuse (CSA) has been described as a highly stigmatizing experience. Despite
the recognition of shame as a significant contributor to psychological distress following CSA …

Abstract British South Asian male child sexual abuse (CSA) survivors face a twofold
problem: lack of research on this phenomenon and limited service provision. First, male CSA …

Child sexual abuse (CSA) may have significant consequences for siblings; however, limited
research has been conducted on the impact of the abuse on sibling and family relationships …

Disclosure of child sexual abuse (CSA) is essential to its mitigation and the protection of
children. Previous studies have greatly contributed to the understanding of disclosure rates …

Sibling sexual abuse may be the most prevalent type of intrafamilial sexual abuse, however,
the dearth in empirical knowledge lends to its great obscurity and lack of awareness …

Background Delayed disclosure is a prevalent and serious issue among victims of child
sexual abuse (CSA). Identifying the factors associated with delayed disclosure can identify …

There is a well-established literature examining how perpetrators of child sexual abuse
(CSA) neutralise the norms and beliefs that ordinarily prohibit such behaviours. However …

The consequences associated with child sexual abuse are well known. However, factors
exacerbating child behavior problems following sexual abuse (SA) deserve further attention …