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Chapter 12: How Do I Respond to Feelings (Mine and My Client's)?
David Corwin
In: Handbook for Child Protection Practice (../handbook-for-child-protection-practice) Edited by: Howard Dubowitz & Diane DePanfilis DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781452205489.n12 (http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781452205489.n12)
Subject: Domestic Violence, Child Protection
Chapters Chapter 11 How Do I Manage Difficult Encounters with
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How Do I Respond to Feelings (Mine and My Client's)?
How Do I Interview Young Children about
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Suspected Sexual Abuse?
The focus of this chapter is emotional reactions, yours and your client's, and how awareness of these
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feelings can make your child protection work more effective and less stressful. When the possibility of child View all chapters
abuse is raised, powerful emotional reactions often occur. It is common for suspected abusers to express anger, for the parents who learn their child may have been abused to feel horror and grief, and for the children to feel frightened, embarrassed, and ashamed. Child victims and their families may also experience anxiety, confusion, depression, and sadness. As a child protection professional, you are exposed to all these intense feelings. You experience them ...
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