Child sexual exploitation (CSE): applying a systemic understanding of 'grooming' and the LUUUUTT model to aid second order change. Issue 3 (15th July 2019)
- Record Type:
- Journal Article
- Title:
- Child sexual exploitation (CSE): applying a systemic understanding of 'grooming' and the LUUUUTT model to aid second order change. Issue 3 (15th July 2019)
- Main Title:
- Child sexual exploitation (CSE): applying a systemic understanding of 'grooming' and the LUUUUTT model to aid second order change
- Authors:
- Van de Vijver, Kathleen
Harvey, Rebecca - Abstract:
- Abstract: Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) has been acknowledged in the UK as a form of child sexual abuse (Department of Education, 2017). This article presents a composite case study undertaken within family therapy and children's social work based around some high‐risk CSE cases, using a variety of systemic ideas. The CSE case includes typical risks of abuse and exploitation, and the steps taken to understand and promote safety for the composite young person. The authors explore how CSE sits within the wider contexts of power and abuse in society. The article focuses particularly on first and second order change in CSE interventions, how we can systemically understand 'grooming', and how the LUUUUTT model can aid our practice. Practitioner points: It is essential to locate CSE in its wider contexts, including family, organisational and societal contexts It is essential to understand the traps involved in the grooming process in CSE The LUUUUTT model (stories Lived, Unknown, Untold, Unheard, Untellable, Told and storyTelling) can be helpful in guiding systemic conversations and disclosures by young people A more cohesive and coordinated multi‐agency approach to CSE is proposed 抽象: 儿童性剥削(CSE):用对"诱拐"的系统理解和LUUUUTT模型协助第二序改变 儿童性剥削(CSE)在英国被公认为一种儿童性虐待形式(教育部,2017)。本文介绍了一个家庭治疗和儿童社会工作领域的综合案例研究,该研究基于一些高风险的CSE案例并采用了一系列不同的系统理念。该CSE案例包括如虐待和剥削的典型风险,以及为理解和促进综合年轻人的安全所采取的步骤。作者探讨了CSE如何与更广泛的权力和虐待的社会背景相关联。本文尤其关注CSE干预中的第一序和第二序变化,我们如何系统地理解"诱拐",以及LUUUUTT模型如何有助于我们的实践。 对从业者的启示:Abstract: Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) has been acknowledged in the UK as a form of child sexual abuse (Department of Education, 2017). This article presents a composite case study undertaken within family therapy and children's social work based around some high‐risk CSE cases, using a variety of systemic ideas. The CSE case includes typical risks of abuse and exploitation, and the steps taken to understand and promote safety for the composite young person. The authors explore how CSE sits within the wider contexts of power and abuse in society. The article focuses particularly on first and second order change in CSE interventions, how we can systemically understand 'grooming', and how the LUUUUTT model can aid our practice. Practitioner points: It is essential to locate CSE in its wider contexts, including family, organisational and societal contexts It is essential to understand the traps involved in the grooming process in CSE The LUUUUTT model (stories Lived, Unknown, Untold, Unheard, Untellable, Told and storyTelling) can be helpful in guiding systemic conversations and disclosures by young people A more cohesive and coordinated multi‐agency approach to CSE is proposed 抽象: 儿童性剥削(CSE):用对"诱拐"的系统理解和LUUUUTT模型协助第二序改变 儿童性剥削(CSE)在英国被公认为一种儿童性虐待形式(教育部,2017)。本文介绍了一个家庭治疗和儿童社会工作领域的综合案例研究,该研究基于一些高风险的CSE案例并采用了一系列不同的系统理念。该CSE案例包括如虐待和剥削的典型风险,以及为理解和促进综合年轻人的安全所采取的步骤。作者探讨了CSE如何与更广泛的权力和虐待的社会背景相关联。本文尤其关注CSE干预中的第一序和第二序变化,我们如何系统地理解"诱拐",以及LUUUUTT模型如何有助于我们的实践。 对从业者的启示: 必须将CSE定位在更广泛的背景下,包括家庭,组织和社会环境 必须要了解CSE的诱拐过程中所涉及的陷阱 LUUUUTT模式(故事从经历、未知、不为人知、无人倾听、无法讲述到已讲述、讲故事)可以帮助指导年轻人的系统对话和表露 建议采用涉及多机构的、更加一致和协调的方法来应对CSE Resumen: Explotación sexual infantil: aplicar un enfoque sistémico al "acoso infantil en internet" y el modelo LUUUUTT para ayudar al cambio de segundo orden La Explotación Sexual Infantil (CSE por sus siglas en inglés) ha sido reconocida en el Reino Unido como una forma de abuso sexual infantil (Departamento de Educación, 2017). Este artículo presenta un estudio de caso realizado integrando ideas sistémicas de la terapia familiar y el trabajo social en infancia y basado en algunos casos de CSE de alto riesgo. El caso de CSE incluye los riesgos típicos de abuso y explotación, y los pasos tomados para comprender y promover la seguridad del menor. Los autores exploran cómo CSE se asienta en los contextos más amplios de poder y abuso en la sociedad. El artículo se enfoca particularmente en el cambio de primer y segundo orden en las intervenciones de CSE, en cómo podemos entender sistémicamente el "acoso en internet" y en cómo el modelo LUUUUTT puede ayudar a nuestra práctica. Puntos de implicación práctica: Es esencial ubicar la CSE en sus contextos más amplios, incluidos los contextos familiares, organizativos y sociales. Es esencial comprender las trampas involucradas en el proceso de aseo en CSE El modelo LUUUUTT (historias vividas, desconocidas, no contadas, no escuchadas, ineludibles, narradas y contadas) puede ser útil para guiar las conversaciones y revelaciones sistémicas de los menores. Se propone un enfoque multi‐agencia más cohesivo y coordinado para CSE … (more)
- Is Part Of:
- Journal of family therapy. Volume 41:Issue 3(2019)
- Journal:
- Journal of family therapy
- Issue:
- Volume 41:Issue 3(2019)
- Issue Display:
- Volume 41, Issue 3 (2019)
- Year:
- 2019
- Volume:
- 41
- Issue:
- 3
- Issue Sort Value:
- 2019-0041-0003-0000
- Page Start:
- 447
- Page End:
- 464
- Publication Date:
- 2019-07-15
- Subjects:
- child sexual exploitation -- 'grooming' -- LUUUUTT model -- second order change -- social work -- family therapy
explotación sexual infantil -- 'acoso en internet' -- Modelo LUUUUTT -- cambio de segundo orden -- trabajo social -- terapia familiar
儿童性剥削 -- 诱拐" -- LUUUUTT模型 -- 第二序变化 -- 社会工作 -- 家庭治疗
Family psychotherapy -- Periodicals
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- DOI:
- 10.1111/1467-6427.12276 ↗
- Languages:
- English
- ISSNs:
- 0163-4445
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