journals Developmental Psychology Journal of Family Psychology Search PsycARTICLES internal APA resources The Effects of Trauma Do Not Have to Last a Lifetime Protecting Children From Sexual Abuse What are the Effects of Child Sexual Abuse? A Guide for Including Information on Child Abuse and Neglect in Graduate and Professional Education and Training A Guide for Including Information on Child Abuse and Neglect in the Undergraduate Curriculum APA's Consumer Help Center Monitor on Psychology Child sex abuse policy recommendations published in Science magazine (July/August 2005) Helping women beat the odds (October 2003) New hope for sex offender treatment (July/August 2003) APA submits Supreme Court brief on prosecution of child sexual abuse (May 2003) Can psychology help a church in crisis? (June 2002) press releases Exposure To Violence Between Parents Increases Risk For Adult Partner Violence, Study Finds (07/24/03) Dramatic Increases Seen in College Students' Mental Health Problems Over Last 13 Years (02/02/03) Questions and Answers about Memories of Childhood Abuse Brochure: Protecting our Children from Abuse and Neglect additional resources American Bar Association Center on Children and the Law Child Help USA National Center for Missing and Exploited Children books & videos Believed-In Imaginings: The Narrative Construction of Reality Expert Witnesses in Child Abuse Cases Feeling Better: A Kid's Book About Therapy Healing Trauma Investigative Interviews of Children Mandated Reporting of Suspected Child Abuse Multiple Identities and False Memories Preventing Violence in Relationships Recovered Memories of Abuse Treating Patients With Memories of Abuse Uncle Willy's Tickles: A Child's Right to Say No, Second Edition Working With Men Survivors of Trauma and Abuse (DVD) Working With Women Survivors of Trauma and Abuse (VHS or DVD) Violence Against Children in the Family and the Community Search APA books

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