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1996 - June 10, 2024 and is updated every two months.
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Good afternoon,
I am intrigued and love the idea. I don't have any literature off hand to offer, but wanted to suggest looking into Trust Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) literature. I use it in my practice with sexual abuse survivors and it focuses in on "safe" touch versus "good" touch.
Rand Crabtree, PhD, LPC
Crabtree Counseling PLLC
On Wed, May 22, 2024, 1:37 PM Melissa Bright > wrote:
Hi All - I am working on a piece and need to provide evidence for why it is important to move away from phrases like “good” and “bad” touch (because abuse may feel physically good) for the prevention of child sexual abuse. Anyone have an empirical citation for this?
Melissa Bright, PhD
Founder and Executive Director
Center for Violence Prevention Research
scienceofviolence.org | stay connected | support our work
Good afternoon,
I am intrigued and love the idea. I don't have any literature off hand to offer, but wanted to suggest looking into Trust Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) literature. I use it in my practice with sexual abuse survivors and it focuses in on "safe" touch versus "good" touch.
Rand Crabtree, PhD, LPC
Crabtree Counseling PLLC
On Wed, May 22, 2024, 1:37 PM Melissa Bright > wrote:
Hi All - I am working on a piece and need to provide evidence for why it is important to move away from phrases like “good” and “bad” touch (because abuse may feel physically good) for the prevention of child sexual abuse. Anyone have an empirical citation for this?
Melissa Bright, PhD
Founder and Executive Director
Center for Violence Prevention Research
scienceofviolence.org | stay connected | support our work
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