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Child abuse and culture: working with diverse families
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From the Book
Multicultural Orientation to Child Maltreatment Work.
Orienting concepts
Ecosystemic framework
Treating clients fairly
Poverty
Child maltreatment
Working with families
Research and clinical literature on culture and child maltreatment
Remembering the difficulty of the material and the sacredness of our work
Working with Immigrant Families Affected by Child Maltreatment.
Social stressors for immigrant families
Family life, child behavior, and discipline
Immigrants and the child welfare system
Domestic violence
Basic U.S. immigration definitions
Suggestions for improving cultural competence with immigrants
Assessing Diverse Families for Child Maltreatment.
What constitutes a suspicion, and what's culture got to do with it?
Is it maltreatment? Is the child at risk?
Once again: how culture matters
Assessment instruments and structured decision making
Interviewing Diverse Children and Families About Maltreatment.
Before the interview or first session
Building rapport and establishing trust
During the interview
Closure and preparation for the next steps
Physical Discipline and Abuse.
Research on group differences
Corporal punishment and physical abuse
Culture in discipline and abuse
Child-raising norms
Intervening with families who use harsh corporal punishment
Supporting nonviolent parenting
Prevention programming
Child Sexual Abuse.
Shame in child sexual abuse
Cultural aspects of shame in child sexual abuse
Counteracting shame
Working with Interpreters in Child Maltreatment.
When to use an interpreter
Finding an interpreter
Informal interpreters
Preparing interpreters
Cultural asides and other reasons to pause an interview
The interpreter's role
The interpreted conversation
The emotional cost of interpreting in child abuse situations
Child Maltreatment Prevention and Parent Education.
Child maltreatment prevention
The parents' best interests
Addressing physical abuse: parent groups and classes
Improving the Cultural Competency of Your Child Maltreatment Agency or Organization.
Why should agencies change?
From the Book - Pbk. ed.
Multicultural Orientation to Child Maltreatment Work.
Orienting concepts
Ecosystemic framework
Treating clients fairly
Poverty
Child maltreatment
Working with families
Research and clinical literature on culture and child maltreatment
Remembering the difficulty of the material and the sacredness of our work
Working with Immigrant Families Affected by Child Maltreatment.
Social stressors for immigrant families
Family life, child behavior, and discipline
Immigrants and the child welfare system
Domestic violence
Basic U.S. immigration definitions
Suggestions for improving cultural competence with immigrants
Assessing Diverse Families for Child Maltreatment.
What constitutes a suspicion, and what's culture got to do with it?
Is it maltreatment? Is the child at risk?
Once again: how culture matters
Assessment instruments and structured decision making
Interviewing Diverse Children and Families About Maltreatment.
Before the interview or first session
Building rapport and establishing trust
During the interview
Closure and preparation for the next steps
Physical Discipline and Abuse.
Research on group differences
Corporal punishment and physical abuse
Culture in discipline and abuse
Child-raising norms
Intervening with families who use harsh corporal punishment
Supporting nonviolent parenting
Prevention programming
Child Sexual Abuse.
Shame in child sexual abuse
Cultural aspects of shame in child sexual abuse
Counteracting shame
Working with Interpreters in Child Maltreatment.
When to use an interpreter
Finding an interpreter
Informal interpreters
Preparing interpreters
Cultural asides and other reasons to pause an interview
The interpreter's role
The interpreted conversation
The emotional cost of interpreting in child abuse situations
Child Maltreatment Prevention and Parent Education.
Child maltreatment prevention
The parents' best interests
Addressing physical abuse: parent groups and classes
Improving the Cultural Competency of Your Child Maltreatment Agency or Organization.
Why should agencies change?
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9781593856434
9781593851309
9781593851309
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