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Module 16/Unit 11
• Group work
• Mind mapping
• Discussion
• Value clarification
MAJOR REFERENCES AND TRAINING MATERIALS:
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Advocates for Youth.
• Chalfen, M.E. 1993. Obstetric-gynecologic care and survivors of childhood sexual
abuse. Clinical Issues in Perinatal Women's Health Nursing. 4 (2):191-5.
• Cyprian, J., K. McLaughlin, and G. Quint. 1994. Sexual violence in teenage lives: A
prevention curriculum. Burlington, VT: Planned Parenthood of Northern New
England.
• de Bruyn, M. and N. France. 2001. Gender or sex: Who cares. Skills building
resource pack on gender and reproductive health for adolescents and youth workers
with a special emphasis on violence, HIV/STIs, and unwanted pregnancy. Chapel
Hill, NC: IPAS.
• Filiberti Moglia, R., and J. Knowles. 1993. All about sex: A family resource on sex
and sexuality. New York: Three Rivers Press.
• Hatcher, R., S. Dammann, and J. Convisser. 1990. Doctor, am I a virgin again:
Cases and counsel for a healthy sexuality. Atlanta, GA: Emory University School of
Medicine.
• Heise, L., K. Moore, and N. Toubia. 1995. Sexual coercion and reproductive health:
A focus on research. New York: Population Council.
• IPPF. 2000. Statement on gender-based violence. London: IPPF.
• Moeller, T., and G. Bachmann. 1995. Be prepared to deal with sexual abuse in teen
patients. Contemporary Adolescent Gynecology. Winter:20-25.
• Seng, J.S., and B.A. Peterson. 1995. Incorporating routine screening for history of
childhood sexual abuse into well-woman and maternity care. Journal of Nurse
Midwifery. 40 (Jan.-Feb.):26-30.
• Seng, J.S., and J.A. Hassinger. 1998. Relationship strategies and interdisciplinary
collaboration. Improving maternity care with survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
Journal of Nurse Midwifery. 43 (Jul.-Aug.):287-95.
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