Background Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a prevalent exposure with potentially serious,
negative health consequences, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and its …

Background Childhood trauma exposure is unfortunately common and is associated with the
development of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as well as a number of other serious …

A child's disclosure of sexual victimization is a difficult experience for parents and has been
associated with traumatization, disbelief, denial, self‐blame, and clinical difficulties. To date …

Abstract Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) is an effective treatment
for children impacted by trauma, and non-offending caregivers play an important role in this …

Abstract British South Asian male child sexual abuse (CSA) survivors face a twofold
problem: lack of research on this phenomenon and limited service provision. First, male CSA …

Non-offending maternal (NOM) support is considered one of the most important protective
factors in facilitating better victim adjustment following the disclosure of child sexual abuse …

The effects of child sexual abuse (CSA) have been found to surpass generations as
maternal history of CSA is associated with increased difficulties in sexually abused children …

Among adolescents, interpersonal trauma has been associated with severe post-traumatic
stress disorder (PTSD) and impairments across multiple domains of functioning (eg, Derosa …

Maternal support and abuse severity are often considered to be vital factors in predicting
children's functioning following childhood sexual abuse (CSA); however, much of the prior …

Allegations of child sexual abuse (CSA) across various contexts have often been denied or
ignored by a multitude of people, including those who do not personally know the alleged …