sexual abuse

Each province and territory has unique legislation defining and describing responses to sexual abuse. Sexual abuse includes using a child for sexual purposes such as through sexual contact, inappropriate exposure to sexual activity or material, or exploitation through prostitution and related activities.

Title	Authors	Year
The relation between interviewers’ personal characteristics and investigative interview performance in a child sexual abuse context	Lafontaine, Jonathan Cyr, Mireille	2016
Three types of adverse childhood experiences, and alcohol and drug dependence among adults: An investigation using population-based data	Fuller-Thomson, Esme Roane, Jessica L. Brennenstuhl, Sarah	2016
Too Many Victims Sexualized Violence in the Lives of Children and Youth in Care: An Aggregate Review	British Columbia Representative for Children and Youth	2016
Challenges in treatment of sexually abused preschoolers: A pilot study of TF-CBT in Quebec	Hebert, Martine Daignault, Isabelle, V.	2015
The relationship between early adversities and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder	Fuller-Thomson, Esme Lewis, Danielle A.	2015
Disclosure of sexual abuse among youth in residential treatment care: A multiple informant comparison	Milne, Lise Collin-Vézina, Delphine	2014
Listen to the children: Kids impressions of Who Do You Tell (TM)	Tutty, Leslie M.	2014
Predicting suicidal ideations in sexually abused female adolescents: a 12-month prospective study	Brabant, Marie-Eve Hébert, Martine Chagnon, François	2014
Relationships between drugs and delinquency in adolescence: Influence of gender and victimization experiences	Brunelle, Natacha Tremblay, Joel Blanchette-Martin, Nadine Gendron, Annie Tessier, Mélanie	2014
Child physical and sexual abuse in a community sample of young adults: Results from the Ontario Child Health Study	MacMillan, Harriet L. Tanaka, Masako Duku, Eric Vaillancourt, Tracy Boyle, Michael H.	2013