Women Who Sexually Abuse Children: From Research to Clinical Practice

Helga Hanks · Jacqui Saradjian

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Psychopathy, Forensic Psychiatry, Sexual Offending Child Abuse and Trauma Military, Security, and Education Studies

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Who the Women Were and How They Told Their Stories Childhood - The Formative Years Relationships - With Self and Others Stresses, Social Support and Coping Mechanisms The Children that the Women Target to Sexually Abuse The Women's Experience of Sex: Looking at Motivations to Offend Typical and Atypical Female Perpetrators of Child Sexual Abuse Women Involved as Perpetrators in the Ritual Abuse of Children Speculative Theoretical Models Assessment for Risk and Establishing a Therapeutic Relationship Therapeutic Intervention Final Words.

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