Shame following childhood sexual abuse (CSA) can be intensely painful and destructive to
one's sense of self and place in the world. Organised around an internalised core belief of …

Objective: To review the literature on the experiences of boys and men exposed to
childhood sexual abuse, and to assess the implications of this literature for trials of …

Sibling sexual abuse (SSA) is a continuum of childhood sexual behaviors that do not fit the
category of age-appropriate curiosity. Although SSA may be the most prevalent and longest …

Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a trauma that affects males in substantial numbers, sometimes
in ways that are gender-specific (eg, compromised masculine identity, confusion regarding …

Childhood sexual abuse (CSA) is a complex and prevalent problem with devastating long-
term consequences for survivors. Despite these consequences, some survivors seem to find …

Studies of child sexual abuse (CSA) in China seem to present findings inconsistent with the
international literature. To explore the reasons of such inconsistency, this study examined …

Child sexual exploitation is increasingly recognized nationally and internationally as a
pressing child protection, crime prevention, and public health issue. In the United Kingdom …

Delays in disclosing and reporting child sexual abuse to the police are common, particularly
among males and those who have been abused by clergy and others in a position of trust …

This paper aims to contribute to the knowledge base about the lives of individuals who
experience incarceration in the US in order to advance post-release intervention services …

Background There are 78,150 children in care in England and 12% live in group residential
settings. Little empirical research informs our understanding of how these vulnerable …