Taking a narrative approach, this book explores the role of disclosure in sexual abuse recovery for women survivors of child sexual abuse.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Margaret Pack is Associate Professor at Otago University of Wellington, and counselling co-ordinator at Wellington Hospital, Wellington, New Zealand. She has ten years of experience as a specialist case manager in a national trauma centre in New Zealand, and clinically supervises counsellors, social workers and mental health professionals.
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Preface: Who this book is for and how it came to be 1. Theoretical frameworks underpinning disclosure for women survivors of CSA 2. Women's Disclosure of CSA and the importance of narrative across the life course 3. The role of relationship in women's disclosure of CSA 4. Twenties and Thirties- Education, work, pregnancy and parenting 5. Midlife- Change, consolidation, reformulated identity and the way forward 6. Later Years 60+- Matured Insights integrated in life philosophies; being part of an ageing family, and the Creation of New Memories 7. Disclosure of CSA by Women Survivors' in the Context of the Global Covid-19 Pandemic 8. Conclusion and the implications for practice with women survivors of CSA across the life Course
Preface: Who this book is for and how it came to be 1. Theoretical frameworks underpinning disclosure for women survivors of CSA 2. Women's Disclosure of CSA and the importance of narrative across the life course 3. The role of relationship in women's disclosure of CSA 4. Twenties and Thirties- Education, work, pregnancy and parenting 5. Midlife- Change, consolidation, reformulated identity and the way forward 6. Later Years 60+- Matured Insights integrated in life philosophies; being part of an ageing family, and the Creation of New Memories 7. Disclosure of CSA by Women Survivors' in the Context of the Global Covid-19 Pandemic 8. Conclusion and the implications for practice with women survivors of CSA across the life Course
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