Stopping Child Maltreatment before it Starts: Emerging Horizons in Early Home Visitation Services

Neil B. Guterman

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Introducing best practice principles for early home visiting this text begins with a discussion of the nature and causes of physical child abuse and neglect and then examines how home visitation can both prevent abuse and empower parents

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