Friday, March 5, 2010

News for 3/5/2010

Hello everyone,

Spring seems to be making its way over here in St. Louis; hopefully, it will continue to get warmer!

Anyway, here are some news articles chosen from this week:



sexual assault, Eliminate child abuse and domestic violence with the knowledge of more than 450 acclaimed authors and contributors, Helping Children Affected by Abuse, intimate partner violence, Domestic Violence Books

Friday, February 26, 2010

News for 2/26/2010

Hello everyone,

Here are some news stories of interest:



Child Safety, Helping Children Affected by Abuse, intimate partner violence, child abuse, Domestic Violence Books

Friday, February 19, 2010

Intimate Partner Violence Book Is Now Available

Hello everyone,

We have some great news at STM Learning: Angelo Giardino and Eileen Giardino's Intimate Partner Violence: A Resource for Professionals Working with Children and Families is now available! Written by 28 contributors from many different professional backgrounds within the child protection spectrum, Intimate Partner Violence is an accessible and highly informative book. Here is some more information on it from our website (http://www.gwmedical.com):

"Intimate Partner Violence is a resource for a wide range of professionals who work with children and families, from specialists working in social services, counseling, education, and child advocacy to experts in the fields of medicine, law enforcement, and mental health. Contents include contemporary concepts and research on the prevalence, nature, causes, and impact of IPV—a pervasive problem in our society that affects adults and children and crosses all socioeconomic, racial, and ethnic boundaries. Intimate Partner Violence addresses not only the initial impact on the victims, but also the consequences IPV has in later life and in subsequent generations as learned behaviors lead to a cycle of family violence. The intent of Intimate Partner Violence is not to offer a comprehensive clinical and forensic reference text meant exclusively for medical and technical professionals, but rather to provide a thorough overview to assist managers, supervisors, directors, and other front-line professionals who have the responsibility of setting and implementing policies in making informed and effective decisions."

Intimate partner violence (or domestic violence) is a persistent problem in our society. Check out these news articles on this unfortunate problem:

intimate partner violence, Helping Children Affected by Abuse, investigating sexual assault, rape, Eliminate child abuse and domestic violence with the knowledge of more than 450 acclaimed authors and contributors., domestic violence

Friday, February 12, 2010

News for 2/12/2010

Hello everyone,

I hope your week has gone by smoothly and that the weather is nice wherever you are; we got a bit of snow this week, but not nearly as much as the East coast! Anyway, here are some stories from this week:


Child Safety, Helping Children Affected by Abuse, child maltreatment cases, intimate partner violence, Domestic Violence Books

Friday, February 5, 2010

News for 2/5/2010

Here are some stories of interest from this week; one is about the drop in child abuse, while another is about the increase in domestic abuse. Let's hope that one day both will be eliminated!



Child Safety, Helping Children Affected by Abuse, intimate partner violence, sexual assault

Friday, January 29, 2010

News for 1/29/10

Hi everyone,

The week has gone by pretty smoothly here at STM Learning; I hope yours did as well!

Here are some news stories I've chosen for the week:


Helping Children Affected by Abuse, Shaken Baby Syndrome, Child Abuse and Neglect, child abuse, child death review, identify child maltreatment, Internet crimes against children

Friday, January 22, 2010

News Roundup 1/22/10

Hello everyone,

Here are some news stories of interest:


sexual assault, child protection, Child Safety, Helping Children Affected by Abuse, intimate partner violence, child death review, child maltreatment, Shaken Baby Syndrome