Educator sexual abuse is rarely discussed, although literature shows that it occurs at an alarming rate. This paper discusses the literature that does exist about educator sexual abuse, as well as the prevalence of this type of sexual abuse. Aspects of the trauma are discussed including grooming, blaming the victim, and the guilt and denial associated with the abuse. The paper concludes with recommendations for counselors who are working with girls who have experienced educator sexual abuse. Inner child work, guided imagery, and trauma-focused cognitive behavior therapy are referenced
The study aimed to identify the differences in case characteristics and typologies of female and mal...
This exploratory study was undertaken to better understand the sexual assault prevention and educati...
This paper presents the findings of a 4-year study that examined 225 cases of alleged sexual abuse o...
Child sexual abuse is a prevalent societal problem. Up to twenty five percent of children have been ...
School counselors are involved to a meaningful degree in the lives and development of children. Cons...
Research on reported sexual grooming between teachers and students began somewhere around the 1980s ...
Trigger warnings have been a cause for concern nationwide, and it remains unclear whether they truly...
To date, there have been no comprehensive national studies on sexual violence committed by educators...
Sexual abuse by adolescent males continues to be a serious problem that receives little recognition ...
In the United States, there are advocacy groups that support sexual relationships between adults and...
Every day parents send their children off to school confident that teachers and administrators will ...
Research demonstrates that children who have been sexually abused are at increased risk for further...
The purpose of this study was to establish the personal impact that managing sexually abused learner...
This project presents a six-hour inservice component for elementary teachers dealing with the sexual...
Across the nation, campus newspapers are amplifying efforts to obtain detailed sexual assault record...
The study aimed to identify the differences in case characteristics and typologies of female and mal...
This exploratory study was undertaken to better understand the sexual assault prevention and educati...
This paper presents the findings of a 4-year study that examined 225 cases of alleged sexual abuse o...
Child sexual abuse is a prevalent societal problem. Up to twenty five percent of children have been ...
School counselors are involved to a meaningful degree in the lives and development of children. Cons...
Research on reported sexual grooming between teachers and students began somewhere around the 1980s ...
Trigger warnings have been a cause for concern nationwide, and it remains unclear whether they truly...
To date, there have been no comprehensive national studies on sexual violence committed by educators...
Sexual abuse by adolescent males continues to be a serious problem that receives little recognition ...
In the United States, there are advocacy groups that support sexual relationships between adults and...
Every day parents send their children off to school confident that teachers and administrators will ...
Research demonstrates that children who have been sexually abused are at increased risk for further...
The purpose of this study was to establish the personal impact that managing sexually abused learner...
This project presents a six-hour inservice component for elementary teachers dealing with the sexual...
Across the nation, campus newspapers are amplifying efforts to obtain detailed sexual assault record...
The study aimed to identify the differences in case characteristics and typologies of female and mal...
This exploratory study was undertaken to better understand the sexual assault prevention and educati...
This paper presents the findings of a 4-year study that examined 225 cases of alleged sexual abuse o...