Treatment Programs for Child Sexual Abuse Victims in Canada
Treatment Programs for Child Sexual Abuse Victims in Canada

Author: Canada. Family Violence Prevention Division

Publisher: Canadian Government Publishing

Published: 1993

Total Pages: 78

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This document discusses the Peterborough Sexual Abuse Treatment Network, the implementation and evaluation of a coordinated service model for child sexual abuse in rural community settings, the Charlotte County intrafamilial sexual abuse program, treatment of child sexual abuse within a comprehensive service model, the Marymound model: a sequential approach to the treatment of male adolescent sexual offenders and sexual abuse victims, the integrated treatment model for sexually abused children and their mothers, and the Family Sexual Abuse Treatment Program.

National Inventory of Treatment Programs for Child Sexual Abuse Offenders
National Inventory of Treatment Programs for Child Sexual Abuse Offenders

Author: Catherine Ryerse

Publisher:

Published: 1996

Total Pages: 204

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Lists treatment programs for child sexual abuse offenders by province (or territory) and city in alphabetical order. Information provided for each program includes: name of program; name, address, and telephone/fax numbers of organization providing the program; name of contact person; group targeted by program; means of referral to program; and program description.

Child Sexual Abuse Initiative
Child Sexual Abuse Initiative

Author: National Clearinghouse on Family Violence (Canada)

Publisher: National Clearinghouse on Family Violence

Published: 1994

Total Pages: 204

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Various groups and professionals dealing with children in the past decade have become increasingly concerned with the nature, extent, and consequences of child sexual abuse in Canadian society. This document contains a composite picture of the many community efforts supported so far through the initiative. The summaries are categorized by the funding priorities that were determined at the start of initiative. These priorities are: prevention, treatment, and training/education. Projects are categorized as conferences/programs, research/evaluations, and resources. Abstracts provide information on sponsors, funding, project duration, and project goals and outcomes.