Contents

pp iii-iv

Acknowledgements

pp v-vi

Introduction

pp 1-18

Part I - Setting the scene: some barriers to progress

pp 19-20

One - From rediscovery to suppression? Challenges to reducing CSA

pp 21-58

Two - Lies and deception in the backlash

pp 59-100

Part II - Children and young people

pp 101-102

Three - Fact, myth and legacy in notorious child abuse cases: Orkney in context

pp 103-132

Four - Stigmatised young people: key allies against abuse and Exploitation

pp 133-174

Five - Models for ethical, effective child protection

pp 175-212

Six - Community prevention of CSA: a model for practice

pp 213-248

Part III - Working with adult survivors of sexual abuse

pp 249-250

Seven - Physical ill health: addressing the serious impacts of sexual violence

pp 251-286

Eight - Producing radical change in mental health: implications of the trauma paradigm

pp 287-318

Nine - Pathways into crime after sexual abuse: the voices of male offenders

pp 319-348

Ten - Rethinking sex offender programmes for survivor-perpetrators

pp 349-372

Conclusion

pp 373-380

References

pp 381-424

Index

pp 425-440

About the authors

pp 441-442