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Connections Workbook

  • Jill S. Levenson - Barry University School of Social Work, Miami Shores, Florida, USA, Barry University of Social Work, Miami Shores, FL, Center for Offender Rehabilitation and Education, Lynn University
  • John W. Morin - Center for Offender Rehabilitation and Education, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Asian Development Bank, Manila

October 2000 | 120 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc

This sensitively written, easy-to-use workbook is a vital component of the Connections psychoeducational program for the nonoffending parents of sexual abuse victims and partners of sex offenders. Taking clients through a step-by-step process toward family healing and possible reunification, this book covers such issues as denial among family members, signs and symptoms of sexual abuse, understanding sex offenders, child protection, developing family safety plans, and the clarification process between the offenders and victims.

Featuring many useful checklists, illustrative diagrams, and spaces to record thoughts and feelings as the client works through the process, the Connections Workbook coordinates with its companion book Treating Nonoffending Parents in Child Sexual Abuse Cases.


 
Common Feelings of Parents and Partners
 
Denial in Family Members
 
How Sexual Abuse Affects Children and Families
 
Signs and Symptoms of Sexual Abuse
 
If You Were Sexually Abused as a Child?
 
Learning about Sexual Offenders
 
How to Protect Your Children from Sexual Abuse
 
Developing a Safety Plan for Your Family
 
Considering Reunification With an Offender and His Victim
 
Making Sense of It All

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