Group therapy as primary treatment for adolescent victims of intrafamilial sexual abuse
@article{Knittle1980GroupTA,
title={Group therapy as primary treatment for adolescent victims of intrafamilial sexual abuse},
author={Beverly J. Knittle and Susan J. Tuana},
journal={Clinical Social Work Journal},
year={1980},
volume={8},
pages={236-242}
}This article describes the therapeutic needs of adolescent victims of sexual abuse and presents the case that group therapy more effectively addresses these needs than individual or family therapies.
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