Stolen Innocence
By :"Ivory L. Toldson"
Published on 1996 by Cphc Press& Products
Category :"Medical"
STOLEN INNOCENCE tells the story of an African American child in therapy who has been sexually & physically abused by her substance abusing father, & emotionally abused & neglected by her mother. Through the child's character, all children safely experience the emotional hullabaloo of sexual abuse. This motivates children to learn the prevention skills that the story contains. STOLEN INNOCENCE emphasizes SEXUAL ABUSE PREVENTION IDEAS FOR CHILDREN. In an entertaining & non-frightening story, children learn ways to safeguard & protect themselves. Readers discover AN INSIDE VIEW OF THE SEXUALLY ABUSED VICTIM/SURVIVOR'S WORLD. How the sexually abused victim/survivor feels. The shame, the anger, the confusion, the fears, the loss of control & the occasional joy in spite of all, unfolds in the book. STOLEN INNOCENCE underscores the POWER OF FORGIVENESS as an essential ingredient for letting go & moving on. Clinicians searching for culturally-sensitive approaches to therapy will find INNOVATIVE CHILD & PLAY THERAPY TECHNIQUES. Clinicians also see how to use culturally inspired drawings, music, folksy sayings, sermonizing, tales & stories in the treatment of sexual abuse victims & survivors. The book employs psychohistory as a technique in the story using ancient African Egyptian principles of life to treat a sexually abused victim. Consistent with key elements of the storyline, STOLEN INNOCENCE features a cover with hints of Egyptian motifs. A 7x10 hard cover edition, the book is packaged as 152 pages of text with 51 black & white illustrations. Distributed by: Small Press Alliance (A Division of BookWorld Services). 1-800-444-2524.
Lenght : 139
Language : en
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