A child called "it"
Dave Pelzer
1987
An inspirational story; one child's courage to survive.
A child called "it" vs Systemic approaches to training in childprotection
Both "Systemic approaches to training in childprotection" by Gerrilyn Smith and "A child called "it"" by David J. Pelzer are popular choices for readers interested in Child welfare and Child abuse. This comparison helps you decide which to read first — or whether both belong on your list.
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Systemic approaches to training in childprotection
Gerrilyn Smith
1993
This book contributes to the scientific and ideological debate on child sexual abuse and illuminates the trainer practitioner in the process by recognizing that human services training is built on the ideology and values of the sponsoring organisation, the participants, and the trainer.
Published 1993
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