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.

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Type of Publication

Title	Year Sort ascending
Characteristics of sexually abused children and their nonoffending mothers followed by child welfare services: The role of a maternal history of child sexual abuse Baril, Karine, Tourigny, Marc, Paillé, Pierre, Pauzé, Robert	2016
Factors predicting central details in alleged child sexual abuse victims’ disclosure Alonzo-Proulx, Agnès, Cyr, Mireille	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
Listen to the children: Kids impressions of Who Do You Tell (TM) Tutty, Leslie M.	2014
Disclosure of sexual abuse among youth in residential treatment care: A multiple informant comparison Milne, Lise; Collin-Vézina, Delphine	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