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9781838196530

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'This book brings together the theory and practice of working with partners affected by sexual offending, exploring the therapist's inner thoughts and the behaviour of the client. Being one of a few books of this kind, it will be invaluable to counsellors, and anyone else working in child protection.' John Goss - Chairperson of StopSO 'The impact on family members of individuals who commit sexual offences remains hidden. This book provides valuable insight into working therapeutically with the needs of this client group, whilst always keeping in focus safeguarding issues. Anyone working with non-offending partners or families cannot do better than to read this book.' Deborah Denis - Chief Executive Officer of the Lucy Faithfull Foundation

'This book brings together the theory and practice of working with partners affected by sexual offending, exploring the therapist's inner thoughts and the behaviour of the client. Being one of a few books of this kind, it will be invaluable to counsellors, and anyone else working in child protection.' John Goss - Chairperson of StopSO 'The impact on family members of individuals who commit sexual offences remains hidden. This book provides valuable insight into working therapeutically with the needs of this client group, whilst always keeping in focus safeguarding issues. Anyone working with non-offending partners or families cannot do better than to read this book.' Deborah Denis - Chief Executive Officer of the Lucy Faithfull Foundation

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Dr Andrew Smith is a therapist, trainer and expert witness, working in private practice. He has worked in the field of sexual offending for many years, for the Lucy Faithfull Foundation (UK) and for StopSO (UK), an organisation which provides therapy for sexual offenders and their relatives.

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