Child maltreatment remains a major public-health and social-welfare problem in high-
income countries. Every year, about 4–16% of children are physically abused and one in ten …

Early studies examining parenting in the setting of intimate partner violence (IPV) often focus
on abuse by the IPV perpetrator or effects of long term exposure. This review addresses how …

Child maltreatment and other adverse childhood experiences adversely influence
population health and socioeconomic outcomes. Knowledge of the risk factors for child …

OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study was to evaluate the internal structure of a self-report
measure of multiple family-level protective factors against abuse and neglect and explore …

This article reviews the literature on sexual revictimization, integrating findings from studies
with adult and youth samples and organizing research evidence within a social ecological …

Increasing evidence supports the relevance of mindfulness in parenting. We analyzed the
relation between mindfulness and parenting variables in mothers that were not practicing …

Childhood sexual abuse (CSA) is now a significant issue for organized sports. Since its
“discovery” thirty years ago, research on CSA has been guided mostly by the …

Context: Home‐visiting programs have been offered for more than sixty years to at‐risk
families of newborns and infants. But despite decades of experience with program delivery …

Child neglect is a difficult and complex area of practice for social workers and other
childcare professionals. To work effectively, practitioners need a good grasp of relevant …

Although personal vulnerabilities, such as distress, have been identified as factors that
elevate physical child abuse risk, relatively less literature has clarified the added …