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No More Secrets: Protecting Your Child from Sexual Assault Author: Caren Adams, Jennifer Fay
Paperback: 96 pages Company: Impact Pub (1981-06) ISBN: 0915166240 List Price: $6.95 Amazon Price: $0.92 Used Price: $0.01 To Catch a Predator: Protecting Your Kids from Online Enemies Already in Your Home  A never-before-written exposé on catching child predators, from the creator of the powerful NBC Dateline series Over 40,000,000 Americans have seen Dateline NBC’s ongoing “To Catch a Predator” series, with an average of 11 million viewers per episode. So far, the Dateline series has led to the arrest of 183 men and shown that child predators can be anyone—even those most trusted in the community—including rabbis, doctors, and teachers. In his book To Catch a Predator, Chris Hansen, the creator and on-air correspondent for Dateline’s most successful series, looks deeper into the world of child predators. The book expands beyond the Dateline series to include commentary from psychological and criminal experts about the origins and methods of child predators, and includes substantive advice for both parents and children on how to protect kids on the Internet. Hansen also looks at the current methods for treating child predators and interviews several of the men seen on the Dateline show to follow up on their lives since being arrested. To Catch a Predator presents a strong analysis of what some feel is a child predator epidemic and a startling look at the shortcomings of our systems and society. The Safe Child Book: A Commonsense Approach to Protecting Your Children from Abduction and Sexual Abuse Author: Sherryll Kerns Kraizer
Paperback: 128 pages Company: Dell (1987-08-01) (1987-08-01) ISBN: 0440575966 List Price: $5.95 Amazon Price: $9.45 Used Price: $0.01 Alert!: Protecting Children from Human Predators Author: Jeannette T. Gabriel, David E. Diedrich
Paperback: 180 pages Company: Crisis Solutions Pub (1995-09) ISBN: 096455335X List Price: $19.95 Amazon Price: $39.99 Used Price: $2.58 Innocence Lost ? Protecting Your Child from the Trauma of Abuse  Author: Debbie Mahoney, Branko Romano Paperback: 96 pages Company: West Coast Media Group (2000-03) ISBN: 1890613096 List Price: $16.95 Amazon Price: $45.68 Used Price: $8.49 Protecting Children from Abuse and Neglect in Primary Care  This book deals with child abuse and neglect as it presents itself in primary care. All health professionals, including those who work in primary care, have an important role to play in the child protection process. Inappropriate management of suspected instances of child abuse may result in serious implications for the child , family and involved professionals. Primary health care teams have specific and unmet training needs in this area and many general practitioners express anxiety regarding their involvement in child protection of children from the treat of abuse or neglect. Readers are made aware of the skills required both to protect children from the threat of abuse or neglect. Readers are made aware of the skills required both to protect children and to subsequently maintain relationships with families. The contents have been extended to include child protection issues in our multi-cultural society along with comparison of different system across Europe. The book is primarily aimed at GPs and their teams; social workers and health care managers will also benefit from its unique treatment of child protection issues in a primary care setting.Paperback: 272 pages Company: Oxford University Press, USA (2003-01-23) ISBN: 0192632760 List Price: $55.00 Amazon Price: $8.38 Used Price: $3.78 What's Mother Got to do with it?: Protecting Children from Sexual Abuse A child's disclosure of sexual abuse can wreak havoc in many lives, especially that of the child's mother. Julia Krane offers a first-hand look into everyday protection practices of child welfare from the perspective of mothers of sexually abused children and their female social workers, charting women's complex, contradictory, and often costly relations with the child welfare arm of the Canadian state Drawing on interviews with social workers and mothers of sexually abused children, examinations of client files and court documents, and reviews of training and procedural manuals, Krane argues that child welfare procedures designed to protect children and help parents instead end up scrutinizing mothers for their inadequacies, transforming them into a protective labour force expected to safeguard their children. Protection practices, she contends, essentially reproduce legacies of mother blame and responsibility for the child's sexual abuse, relieving the abuser and the state of all liability. In conclusion, Krane uses her analysis to identify areas with potential for change, such as creating practice environments that render explicit the gendered nature of protection, offering support to women in their protective efforts, and allowing opportunities for women to explore and reflect on the context of maternal care and protection. This study lays bare another layer of gender in relation to child sexual abuse, and locates child welfare practice in feminist scholarly debates about women and the welfare state. Author: Julia Krane Hardcover: 208 pages Company: University of Toronto Press (2003-08-22) ISBN: 0802009581 List Price: $50.00 Amazon Price: $34.95 Used Price: $29.00 Protecting the sexually abused child-victim from trial trauma while satisfying defendant's right to confrontation - no longer a real dilemma (University of Washington. School of Law. Student papers) Author: Sandra Boyd
Unknown Binding: Company: (1978) List Price: Amazon Price: Strangers Who Molest: Protecting Children from Sexual Predators Author: Trudy K. Dana
Paperback: 49 pages Company: Snohomish County Children's Commission (1991-09) ISBN: 0963269208 List Price: $4.50 Amazon Price: Used Price: $180.16 Protecting Your Children From Sexual Predators  When it comes to such a frightening topic as the sexual abuse of children, it's important to achieve a balance between informed parenting and outright panic. Protecting Your Children from Sexual Predators manages to walk that line, while providing concerned caregivers with a deep education in the topic. Importantly, the book includes a number of resources to keep you informed both online and in your neighborhood. But many chapters are also devoted to helping you identify and understand various types of male and female predators, how they might appeal to your child, and what you can do about it. Common characteristics, such as low self-esteem and a sense of entitlement, are outlined, as are the five typical stages of abuse, from detection to grooming. The potential for abuse from other youth is addressed, and separate chapters are specifically devoted to sibling abuse and Internet issues. In every section, you'll find clearly written composite stories outlining the topic at hand, followed by a detailed, therapeutic analysis of the situation. While it's by no means an easy read, it is one that parents should make a point of checking out. --Jill Lightner |