Working with Children Who Have Experienced Neglect or Abuse Lynda Rushing without argument or compelling empirical

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Working with Children Who Have Experienced Neglect or Abuse Lynda Rushing without argument or compelling empiricalIn Working With Children Who Have Experienced Neglect or Abuse, Dr. Wes Crenshaw demonstrates his approach to working with children who have been neglected or sexually or physically abused. Because most offenders in cases of abuse or neglect are within the child's family, this approach by necessity treats the entire family system, and the goal of therapy is to recontextualize the act of injustice, in both the offender's and the victim's minds. In this