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User And Content Agreement
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User And Content Agreement
Tell your family and friends:
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The abusers who commit 95 percent of the sex acts against children are driven by an ongoing sex drive directed toward children.
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We can identify the development of this disorder early - during the teenage years and even younger.
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Some people with an ongoing sex drive directed toward children are not yet child molesters because they've never acted on their disorder.
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We can drastically reduce most child sexual abuse by following a three-step plan that's been proven successful in conquering other public health problems.
Reference Notes
The “Prevention Plan” presented on this site is based on the ideas in “The Stop Child Molestation Book by Gene G. Abel, M.D. and Nora Harlow (Xlibris 2001). To learn more about the causes of child sexual abuse and the steps that families and professionals can take to prevent it, please click here to order your own copy.
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