2021
DOI: 10.5209/cuts.72010
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El abuso sexual contra la infancia: consideraciones para la práctica clínica de los trabajadores y las trabajadoras sociales con familias

Abstract: El presente artículo es una revisión bibliográfica de la información actualizada acerca de los criterios que se tienen en cuenta en la intervención con padres y madres sin conductas abusivas (entendidos como cuidadores y cuidadoras) por parte de trabajadores(as) sociales de la práctica clínica del sistema de protección a la infancia, específicamente, en programas de apoyo a niños(as) que han sido víctimas de abuso sexual en la infancia. En la búsqueda se enfatizan aquellos factores que persiguen fortalecer la … Show more

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“…The found obstacles are consistent with the shortcomings in functioning other protection systems at the international level. This study shows that impersonal, severe, and unprofessional treatments characterize first experiences with family courts and front‐line care teams (de Toro, 2021). This is worrying because, as demonstrated in this study, poor initial experiences by caregivers affect confidence in the professionals who undertake subsequent interventions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…The found obstacles are consistent with the shortcomings in functioning other protection systems at the international level. This study shows that impersonal, severe, and unprofessional treatments characterize first experiences with family courts and front‐line care teams (de Toro, 2021). This is worrying because, as demonstrated in this study, poor initial experiences by caregivers affect confidence in the professionals who undertake subsequent interventions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 87%