Helping Children to Tell About Sexual Abuse Kelley Johnson and everyone else working in

and everyone else working in secondary education

sex offenders in special hospitals

not only to people themselves affected

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Mary Sherrill Durham draws on her extensive clinical experience to illustrate her arguments

Helping Children to Tell About Sexual Abuse Kelley Johnson and everyone else working inChildren need to be able to disclose their experiences of sexual abuse in order to stop the abuse and get help. Practical and accessible, this book offers guidance on how professionals can identify potential abuse cases and create safe opportunities for children to talk about sexual abuse. The book explores challenges in facilitating and responding to disclosures of abuse, such as: how to recognise the signs, ask the right questions and react to a