Erschienen in:
07.02.2015 | Original Paper
Counselor Attitudes of Effectiveness with Sexually Abused Men
verfasst von:
John Paul, William Paul
Erschienen in:
Community Mental Health Journal
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Ausgabe 8/2016
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Abstract
There is a shortage of research about sexually abused men. Even less research exists about helping professionals that treat them. This study offers a window into counselors’ attitudes and beliefs of effectiveness with sexually abused men. Findings from a conjoint analysis indicate a need for more male specific sexual abuse training, more direct therapeutic experience with sexually abused men, more male counselors, and more counselors with an awareness of a personal sexual abuse history. The resulting factor ordering of counselor attitudes of effectiveness is a preliminary guide to institute training and practices for professionals who work with sexually abused men.