Adults Abused as Children
Experiences of Counselling and Psychotherapy

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Part Three tackles the controversy surrounding 'recovered memory' and child abuse, and assesses the implications for the future direction of counselling and therapy.

Introduction PART ONE: THEORY AND RESEARCH BACKGROUND Childhood Abuse

Context, Consequences and Treatment Approaches What Does Counselling and Psychotherapy Research Teach Us? PART TWO: EXPERIENCES OF THERAPY Methodology Outcomes and Benefits of Therapy Becoming a Client When Things Go Wrong Talking about Abuse Reviewing Relationships PART THREE: THE MEMORY CONTROVERSY Childhood Abuse Memories

Theory and Research Experiences of Memories of Child Abuse Practice Implications