2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.chiabu.2017.06.024
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Caregivers’ abuse stigmatization and their views of mental health treatment following child sexual abuse

Abstract: Many families do not utilize mental health services after the discovery of child sexual abuse (CSA), even when trauma-focused treatments are offered at low or no cost. Non-offending caregivers frequently serve as gatekeepers to youths' treatment, and their reactions to CSA may figure into decisions about treatment engagement. The current study examined caregivers' abuse stigmatization (i.e., self-blame and shame about their children's CSA) and associations with two factors predictive of treatment engagement (m… Show more

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“…When parents feel their parenting is being questioned (and by extension, whether they have perpetrated maltreatment), they may feel ashamed of or guilty about their actions and deny any wrongdoing (Gibson, 2015). Additional evidence suggests that even when caregivers are not the perpetrators of substantiated maltreatment against their children, they experience feelings of shame and self-blame (Simon et al, 2017).…”
Section: Factors Related To Caregiver Report Of Maltreatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When parents feel their parenting is being questioned (and by extension, whether they have perpetrated maltreatment), they may feel ashamed of or guilty about their actions and deny any wrongdoing (Gibson, 2015). Additional evidence suggests that even when caregivers are not the perpetrators of substantiated maltreatment against their children, they experience feelings of shame and self-blame (Simon et al, 2017).…”
Section: Factors Related To Caregiver Report Of Maltreatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…21 Pada penelitian ini didapatkan usia dan jenis kelamin tidak berhubungan dengan kedatangan ke PSPT. Simon et al 22 melaporkan usia dan jenis kelamin anak tidak berpengaruh terhadap motivasi pelaku rawat untuk menggunakan layanan kesehatan mental sesudah kekerasan seksual dan persepsi pelaku rawat akan hambatan yang dialami. Riwayat gangguan mental pada anak berhubungan dengan kedatangan ke PSPT.…”
Section: Faktor Sosiodemografis Pelaku Rawat Dan Hubungannya Dengan K...unclassified
“…Saat pelaku rawat merasa terapi bermanfaat, tenaga kesehatan memperlakukan dengan baik, dan merasa dihormati, pelaku rawat lebih bersedia menggunakan layanan kesehatan mental. 24 Hasil penelitian ini tidak sesuai dengan laporan Simon et al, 22 yang menyatakan riwayat gangguan mental pada anak sebelum terjadi kekerasan seksual tidak berkaitan dengan motivasi pelaku rawat untuk menggunakan layanan kesehatan mental setelah kekerasan seksual. Anderson et al 25 melaporkan diagnosis gangguan mental atau disabiltas yang teridentifikasi sebelum peristiwa kekerasan seksual pada anak tidak meningkatkan penggunaan layanan kesehatan mental secara bermakna.…”
Section: Faktor Sosiodemografis Pelaku Rawat Dan Hubungannya Dengan K...unclassified
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