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Sex offenders near schools   When you suspect abuse   best bets 1. Find a psychologist 2. What is Child Sexual Abuse? 3. Questions and Answers about Memories of Childhood Abuse 4. The Effects of Trauma Do Not Have to Last a Lifetime Advertisements press releases 'Internet Predator' Stereotypes Debunked in New Study (02/18/08) more press releases >> internal APA resources Choosing a mental health provider Find a psychologist What is Child Sexual Abuse? What To Do If You Think a Child is Sexually Abused more internal resources >> Monitor on Psychology Does proximity to schools tempt former sex offenders? (September 2008) more monitor news >> books & videos Sex Offending: Causal Theories to Inform Research, Prevention and Treatment Buy this book more books & videos >> journals Disclosure of Child Sexual Abuse: What Does the Research Tell Us About the Ways that Children Tell? (March 2005) more journals >> additional links American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children Child abuse & neglect information (U.S. Children's Bureau) more resources >>

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