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Re: Munchausens syndrome by proxy
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Andy,
<p>You might look for the following books:
<p>Parnell & Day. (1998). <u>Munchausen by Proxy Syndrome: Misunderstood
Child Abuse</u>. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
<br>This book addresses issues of identification, assessment, and long-term
psychotherapy of MSP. It also provides a framework for the successful
treatment of the acknowledged perpetrators.
<p>Levin & Sheridan. (1995) <u>Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy:
Issues in Diagnosis and Treatment</u>. New York: Lexington Books.
<br>This book examines the causes, manifestations, and consequences of
MSP.
<p>Brodeur & Monteleone (1994) <u>Child Maltreatment: A Clinical
Guide and Reference: Volume 1</u>. St. Louis: G.W. Medical Publishing,
Inc.
<br>Chapter 13 is on MSP.
<p>If you are unable to find any of these books in England and are looking
to order them, please contact me directly and I'll get you ordering information.
<p>Cheryl Fujii
<br>Resource Specialist
<br>California Child Welfare Resource Library
<br>cfujii@csulb.edu
<br>
<br>
<p>AWLWLFSU@aol.com wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>I am looking for articles etc about MSP. Any ideas
<p>Thanks
<p>Andy Lloyd
<br>Unit Manager
<br>West Leeds Family Service Unit
<br>Leeds
<br>UK
<p>Tel: 0113 2757600
<br>Fax: 0113 2789990</blockquote>
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Laurian,
<p>Perhaps the following list can be helpful to you in your search for
books on abuse for or by children:
<p>Bean, B. & Benett, S. (1993). <i>The me nobody knows: A guide
for teen survivors</i>. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers.
<p>Osmond, M., Durham, D., Leggett, A. & Keating, J. (1998). <i>Treating
the aftermath of sexual abuse: A handbook for working with children
in care</i>. Washington, DC: CWLA Press.
<p>Porett, J. (1993) <i>When I was little like you</i>. Washington, DC:
CWLA Press.
<p>Stringer, G., & Rants-Rodriguez, D. (1987). <i>So what's it to me:?
Sexual assault information for guys</i>. Renton, WA: King County Rape Relief.
<p>Committee for Children. (1988) <i>Talking about touching</i>. Seattle:
Author.
<p>Hoke, S. (1995) <i>My body is mine, my feelings are mine: A storybook
about body safety for young children with an adult guide book</i>. King
of Prussia, PA: The Center for Applied Psychology, Inc.
<p>Lee, S. A. (1995) <i>The survivor's guide: For teenage girls surviving
sexual abuse</i>. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
<p>Mars, B. L. (1999). <i>Bobbie's Story: A feelings workbook</i>.
Washington, DC: CWLA Press. (This item is also available with an accompanying
guide for foster parents.)
<p>Mather, C., & Debye, K. (1994). <i>How long does it hurt?: A guide
to recovering from incest and sexual abuse for teenagers, their friends,
and their families</i>. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers.
<p>Munson, L. & Riskin, K. (1995). <i>In their own words: A sexual
abuse workbook for teenage girls</i>. Washington, DC: CWLA Press.
<p>If you have any questions about locating these materials, please contact
me directly.
<p>Cheryl Fujii
<br>Resource Specialist
<br>California Child Welfare Resource Library
<br>A Division of the California Social Work Education Center
<br>
<br>
<p>Laurian Schmidt wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Can anyone provide titles of books for (or by)
<br>children re: abuse--especially sexual abuse?
<br>Thanks!
<br>Laurian
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Hello List Members:
While I have occasionally responded to requests for resources in the
past, this is my first time posting a message for the entire list.
I am the Resource Specialist for the California Child Welfare Resource
Library, which is a division of the California Social Work Education
Center (CalSWEC) located at the University of California, Berkeley.
CalSWEC is a partnership between the schools of social work, public
human service agencies, and other professional organizations that
facilitate the intergration of social work education, practice, and
values to assure effective, culturally competent service delivery and
leadership to alleviate negative human conditions, such as racism and
poverty, for the people of California. To learn more about CalSWEC or
the California Child Welfare Resource Library, go to the Library's home
page: http://www.csulb.edu/projects/ccwrl/index.html. Click on the
link to CalSWEC to visit their site.
CalSWEC addresses its mission through a variety of programs, one of
which is sponsoring Curriculum Development, and Research and Development
Project grants. The California Child Welfare Resource Library is
responsible for the worldwide distribution of these products. At
present, there are 31 modules and videotapes in the collection, and a
number of them address subjects that have appeared recently on this
bulletin board. All items are available at cost. Topics covered
include:
Administration/Management
Child Welfare Management Modules
Effects of Computerization on Public Child Welfare Practice
Workplace Management and Child Welfare Policy, Planning, and
Administration
Children's Issues/Problems/Dynamics
Keeping Disabled Children in Their Homes
Strategies for Identifying and Assessing Children with Sexually
Abusive Behavior Problems
Collaboration
Interagency Child Welfare Practice: Collaboration in Service of
Children and Families
Interprofessional Collaboration: Five Curriculum Modules
Family Issues/Problems/Dynamics
Assessment and Case Management of Domestic Violence in Public
Child Welfare
Choices: A Child Welfare Curriculum Module on Voluntary & Court
Mandated Services
Family Group Decision Making
Legislation/Advocacy/Legal System
CalWORKS
Child Welfare Practice in the Legal System
Legislative and Political Analysis
Multiculturalism
Child Welfare Skills with Southeast Asian Families
Culturally Sensitive Risk Assessment
Ethnic Sensitive Child Welfare Practice (videotape set)
Ethnic Sensitive and Multicultural Practice
Indian Families and Child Welfare
Out-of-Home Care and Permanency Planning
Assessment, Support, and Training for Kinship Care and Foster
Care
Emancipation Preparation in California Counties
Evaluating Community-Based Programs for Families At-Risk of
Foster Care Placement
Kinship Care in California
Legal Guardianship and Child Welfare in California
Listening to Children in Foster Care
Research
Research Dissemination (Videotape)
Social Work Education/Training
Core Child Welfare Skills
Development of Competencies for California Public Child Welfare
Curriculum
Non-Violent Conflict Management: Conflict Resolution, Dealing
with Anger, Negotiation &
Mediation
Substance Abuse
Assessment, Intervention, & Recovery Support for Substance
Abusing Parents in the Child
Welfare System
Resource Notebook for Training on Substance Abuse in Child
Welfare
Successful Intervention with Substance Abusers (Videotape)
If you would like to learn more about these modules and videotapes,
visit our online products catalog at
http://www.csulb.edu/projects/ccwrl/products.html. The products page
has links to our order form and ordering information pages. If you are
from outside of the United States, the ordering information page has a
currency converter. International customers should contact me directly
via-e-mail so that we can determine the price by the exchange rate on a
specific date.
In addition, the Library is a lending library for California public
child welfare agencies, universities that teach graduate level social
work, regional training academies. While borrowing privileges are
limited to these people, our holdings catalog is online, and list users
may want to browse it for their research. Over 3800 items are listed in
the database, and about 2/3 have abstracts so far. A word of
warning--the database program has some attitude problems and sometimes
you have to play around with the keywords to get it to listen to you.
The database can be reached at:
http://www.csulb.edu/projects/ccwrl/holdings.html. You can link from
that page to a page that lists the keywords we use to catalog the items.
If you have specific questions about the Library, I can be reached by
e-mail from any page in the website, or you may want to respond through
this list. Thank you. We hope that the California Child Welfare
Resource Library can be of service to you in your research and practice
endeavors.
Cheryl Fujii
Resource Specialist
California Child Welfare Resource Library
Department of Social Work
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Long Beach, CA 90840-0902