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InPsych 2021 | Vol 43

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August Special | Issue 3

Highlights

Child sexual abuse as a global challenge
Professor Klaus M. Beier M.D. Ph.D, Maximilian von Heyden, Isabel Schilg, Institute of Sexology & Sexual Medicine, Charité, Universitätsmedizin Berlin

APS position statement: Child sexual abuse and psychology

Working with childhood sexual abuse survivors
Mark Griffiths MAPS, psychologist and member of the APS Child Sexual Abuse Issues and Psychology Interest Group

What I have learned… about child sexual abuse
Monica Macoun MAPS, psychologist and Deputy Convenor of the APS Child Sexual Abuse Issues and Psychology Interest Group

Recovery and change: Psychology's role in treating and preventing child sexual abuse
Christabel Chamarette MAPS, clinical psychologist and Convenor of the APS Child Sexual Abuse Issues and Psychology Interest Group