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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Harmful sexual behaviour"”.

  1. An exploration of attachment strategies among young people who engage in harmful sexual behaviour

    … offenders account for 65% of contact child sexual abuse. A range of explanatory theories and models of intervention have been proposed. These are mainly based on cognitive theories with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and psycho-education remaining as the dominant models of treatment …

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  2. "If you're kind to me, I'll be kind to you." Compassion to self and others as a dynamic and relational process among young people who have engaged in harmful sexual behaviour: A Grounded Theory.

    … to the attention of services for engaging in harmful sexual behaviour (HSB). This research therefore intended to fill this gap and extend the existing literature base on compassion by employing a qualitative approach. Nine young people (8 males, 1 female) aged 14-18, who were receiving input …

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  3. Family Group Conferences : an analysis of their application in social work safeguarding practice

    … fields of safeguarding practice: domestic abuse, harmful sexual behaviour, safeguarding adults and looked after children.Currently there is no agreed theoretical paradigm for FGCs. This thesis makes a significant contribution to understanding the theoretical basis for FGCs. It aligns the model …

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