Structured group treatment for sexually abused children.

Health Soc Work

Published: February 1984

The author provides a model for the group treatment of sexually abused children. Eight treatment themes and various techniques of intervention are presented, and the model's applications to other methods of treatment and groups of sexually abused clients are described.

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