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Developing and implementing a public health and criminological approach to tackling sexual abuse = prevention, treatment and integration /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Developing and implementing a public health and criminological approach to tackling sexual abuse/ edited by Kieran McCartan ... [et al.].
Reminder of title:	prevention, treatment and integration /
other author:	McCartan, Kieran.
Published:	Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland : : 2025.,
Description:	xxix, 297 p. :ill. (chiefly col.), digital ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Chapter 1. Preface (Kieran McCartan, Anne Eason, Sarah Senker, Nick Addis, & Cody Porter) -- Part I: Concept, context and evaluation frames -- Chapter 2. Understating an EpiCrim approach and how it relates to preventing sexual abuse (Kieran McCartan & Sophie King-Hill) -- Chapter 3. What does multi-agency working mean in the EpiCrim approach to preventing sexual abuse? (Hazel Kemshall) -- Chapter 4. Developing a solid research base, methodology and data sets for EpiCrim (Felix Richie & Elizabeth Green) -- Part II: Prevention -- Chapter 5. Examining the role of online communities in the prevention of child sexual abuse (Nick Addis, Ella Rees, Ian Johnson, Phil Legg, & Maggie Brennan) -- Chapter 6. Building an Informed workforce to prevent and respond to Violence Against Women and Girls (Ella Rees & Helen Bovill) -- Chapter 7. Understanding disclosure of sexual violence/abuse across different settings and points of intervention (Jane Meyrick) -- Part III: Treatment and rehabilitation -- Chapter 8. The nature of trauma informed practice in the treatment of men convicted of a sexual offence (Chris Pawson, Sarah Senker, & Anne Eason) -- Chapter 9. Getting Started with Trauma-Informed Care: Skills for case conceptualization and "stuck" cases (David S. Prescott) -- Chapter 10. Developing a trauma informed work force: the role of compassion in treatment and rehabilitation (Geri Akerman and Emily Jones) -- Chapter 11. Keeping practitioners safe: Looking after the health and wellbeing of the professional and compassion fatigue (Anne Eason) -- Part IV: Community integration, harm reduction and desistence -- Chapter 12. Restorative Justice as a response to sexual violence (Paul Gavin, Phil Cawley, Stephanie Kewley, Lol Burke, Nadia Wager, & Cody Porter) -- Chapter 13. Employability barriers for those with a sexual conviction (Cody Porter & Hannah Meridian) -- Part V: Conclusion and future directions -- Chapter 14. Where next for EpiCrim approaches to understanding, responding to and preventing sexual abuse (Kieran McCartan).
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Public health. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-93634-0
ISBN:	9783031936340

Developing and implementing a public health and criminological approach to tackling sexual abuse = prevention, treatment and integration /
Developing and implementing a public health and criminological approach to tackling sexual abuseprevention, treatment and integration /[electronic resource] :edited by Kieran McCartan ... [et al.]. - Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland :2025. - xxix, 297 p. :ill. (chiefly col.), digital ;24 cm. - Palgrave studies in risk, crime and society,2946-2525. - Palgrave studies in risk, crime and society..

Chapter 1. Preface (Kieran McCartan, Anne Eason, Sarah Senker, Nick Addis, & Cody Porter) -- Part I: Concept, context and evaluation frames -- Chapter 2. Understating an EpiCrim approach and how it relates to preventing sexual abuse (Kieran McCartan & Sophie King-Hill) -- Chapter 3. What does multi-agency working mean in the EpiCrim approach to preventing sexual abuse? (Hazel Kemshall) -- Chapter 4. Developing a solid research base, methodology and data sets for EpiCrim (Felix Richie & Elizabeth Green) -- Part II: Prevention -- Chapter 5. Examining the role of online communities in the prevention of child sexual abuse (Nick Addis, Ella Rees, Ian Johnson, Phil Legg, & Maggie Brennan) -- Chapter 6. Building an Informed workforce to prevent and respond to Violence Against Women and Girls (Ella Rees & Helen Bovill) -- Chapter 7. Understanding disclosure of sexual violence/abuse across different settings and points of intervention (Jane Meyrick) -- Part III: Treatment and rehabilitation -- Chapter 8. The nature of trauma informed practice in the treatment of men convicted of a sexual offence (Chris Pawson, Sarah Senker, & Anne Eason) -- Chapter 9. Getting Started with Trauma-Informed Care: Skills for case conceptualization and "stuck" cases (David S. Prescott) -- Chapter 10. Developing a trauma informed work force: the role of compassion in treatment and rehabilitation (Geri Akerman and Emily Jones) -- Chapter 11. Keeping practitioners safe: Looking after the health and wellbeing of the professional and compassion fatigue (Anne Eason) -- Part IV: Community integration, harm reduction and desistence -- Chapter 12. Restorative Justice as a response to sexual violence (Paul Gavin, Phil Cawley, Stephanie Kewley, Lol Burke, Nadia Wager, & Cody Porter) -- Chapter 13. Employability barriers for those with a sexual conviction (Cody Porter & Hannah Meridian) -- Part V: Conclusion and future directions -- Chapter 14. Where next for EpiCrim approaches to understanding, responding to and preventing sexual abuse (Kieran McCartan).

This edited collection draws together and contextualises research on the Epidemiological Criminology (EpiCrim) approaches to sexual abuse carried out by the University of West England (UWE), Bristol. EpiCrim sees crime and offending behaviour, including sexual abuse, as a public health issue and advocates that to prevent first time or repeat offending behaviour we have to work in a bespoke way across a number of populations (individual, interpersonal, community, and societal). The book introduces the area of EpiCrim and how it works to address sexual abuse, before examining the UWE based research on the prevention, treatment and community integration of people impacted by sexual abuse. The book discusses policy, practice, theory and research in this area with the authors reviewing, critiquing, synthesising as well as building upon previous/current research, theory and policy. Kieran McCartan is Professor of Criminology & Health at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Anne Eason is Associate Director of Policing at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Sarah Senker is Director of ATD research & Consultancy and Research Associate in Criminology at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Nick Addis is Senior Lecturer in Criminology at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Cody Porter is Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of the West of England, Bristol.

ISBN: 9783031936340

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-031-93634-0doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

534748
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LC Class. No.: HV6556

Dewey Class. No.: 364.153

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