Sentences with phrase «history of childhood sexual abuse»

The Howard League legal team, which works with children and young people in custody, represented a 22 - year - old young man with a learning disability, a history of childhood sexual abuse and self - harm, formerly in care, who attempted suicide serving an IPP sentence.

«Particularly among the most vulnerable patients with IBD: women, individuals who are in chronic pain and those with a history of childhood sexual abuse.»

«Of particular interest was the six-fold odds of anxiety disorders we found among those with IBD who had a history of childhood sexual abuse.

Between her own life experiences - including a 23 year marriage, raising an amazing daughter, surviving a tough divorce, overcoming a history of childhood sexual abuse, and sitting at the brink of suicide - and then learning about even more relationship stories through interviews from folks across the country... she's heard it all.

In Olympia, Glustein J. considered the default judgment motion of a Jamaican immigrant and single mother who had a history of childhood sexual abuse.

Long - Term Physical Health Consequences of Childhood Sexual Abuse Irish, Kobayashi, & Delahanty Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 35 (5), 2010 Presents results of a literature review that found individuals with a history of childhood sexual abuse reported more complaints in each of the six health outcomes studied.

This review supports the position of clinicians who consider that a history of childhood sexual abuse is worth seeking and may be an important consideration in their patients with eating disorders, but no more important than in many other patients.

Research shows that having a history of childhood sexual abuse is a risk factor for a broad range of psychiatric disorders and a higher rate of multiple Axis 1 disorders.

It was also noted that having a history of childhood sexual abuse appeared to be linked to a longer duration of the index depressive episode and longer bouts of depression (Zlotnick et al., 2001).

An affect - management group for women with posttraumatic stress disorder and histories of childhood sexual abuse

The effects of daily stressors on physical health in women with and without a history of childhood sexual abuse

Lacey has spent several years specializing in counseling children and adults with a history of childhood sexual abuse.

For example, mothers with a history of childhood sexual abuse exhibited higher levels of neglect and more physical pun - ishment toward their own children (Roberts, O'Connor, Dunn, & Golding, 2004).

Neurological changes in brain structure and functions among individuals with a history of childhood sexual abuse: A review.