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Try this reference:
<br> Becker, J.V., Alpert, J.L. and others (1995). Empirical
research on child abuse treatment: Report by the Child Abuse and
Neglect Treatment Working Group, American Psychological Association. <u>Journal
of Clinical Child Psychology. 24 (Supplement)</u>, 23-46.
<p>Richard Embry wrote:
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As part of the preparation for a book chapter I am seeking
<br>information on effective and promising treatment strategies targeted
<br>towards child physical abuse and neglect. Services could be targeted
<br>towards child victims and/or parent perpetrators and could be delivered
in
<br>a variety of settings (in-home, out-patient, or in-patient), could
include
<br>a variety of modalities, and reflect diverse theoretical models.
<br> I am particularly
interested in interventions that have empirical
<br>support and/or that may currently be undergoing clinical trials and
that
<br>may not have been published in the professional literature.
<br> Thanks in advance
for any assistance.
<p>****************************************
<br>Richard A. Embry, Ph.D., M.S.W.
<br>Assistant Professor
<br>Columbia University
<br>School of Social Work
<br>622 West 113th Street MC 4600
<br>New York, NY 10025
<br>212-854-7885 V/TDD
<br>re186@columbia.edu</blockquote>
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Try this reference:
Becker, J.V., Alpert, J.L. and others (1995). Empirical research on
child abuse treatment: Report by the Child Abuse and Neglect Treatment
Working Group, American Psychological Association. Journal of Clinical Child
Psychology. 24 (Supplement), 23-46.
Richard Embry wrote:
As part of the preparation for a book chapter I am seeking
information on effective and promising treatment strategies targeted
towards child physical abuse and neglect. Services could be targeted
towards child victims and/or parent perpetrators and could be delivered in
a variety of settings (in-home, out-patient, or in-patient), could include
a variety of modalities, and reflect diverse theoretical models.
I am particularly interested in interventions that have empirical
support and/or that may currently be undergoing clinical trials and that
may not have been published in the professional literature.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
****************************************
Richard A. Embry, Ph.D., M.S.W.
Assistant Professor
Columbia University
School of Social Work
622 West 113th Street MC 4600
New York, NY 10025
212-854-7885 V/TDD
re186@columbia.edu