Equivocal Child Abuse - McPherson, Sandra B.; Afsarifard, Farshid
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Helping courts, evaluators, guardians, and lawyers understand and work with ambiguous child abuse cases, this volume brings together insights from multiple sources to minimize unnecessary harm done to children and families. Exploring all facets of case management, the book discusses how courts operate, the roles of participants in custody cases, the investigative process, testimony, and hazards practitioners face in domestic relations and custody cases. It also explores intervention options and mental health issues in case participants. The book provides a working model for the forensic…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Helping courts, evaluators, guardians, and lawyers understand and work with ambiguous child abuse cases, this volume brings together insights from multiple sources to minimize unnecessary harm done to children and families. Exploring all facets of case management, the book discusses how courts operate, the roles of participants in custody cases, the investigative process, testimony, and hazards practitioners face in domestic relations and custody cases. It also explores intervention options and mental health issues in case participants. The book provides a working model for the forensic evaluator with instructions on conducting the evaluation and reportage. It also includes an expert critique of a child interview and other tools.¿
Autorenporträt
Sandra B. McPherson, PhD, ABPP, has been involved in both clinical and forensic psychological work for more than 40 years in the Cleveland, Ohio, area. Her forensic practice has focused on a combination of domestic relations cases and criminal court work, notably involving death penalty mitigation. Farshid Afsarifard, PhD, came to the United States in 1976. His clinical work has focused on the application of dialectical behavior therapy to different populations. His forensic interests and activities are in criminal and civil competencies, child custody, termination of parental rights, civil commitment, and mitigation in sentencing.