Journal articles

Journal articles
Advancing science and practice for vicarious traumatization/secondary traumatic stress: A research agenda.
Molnar B.E, Sprang G, Killian, K.D, Gottfried R, Emery V, Bride B.E. Traumatology. 23(2), 129-142, 2017.
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Secondary distress in violence researchers: a randomised trial of the effectiveness of group debriefings.
Grundlingh H, Knight L, Naker D, Devries K. BMC Psychiatry. 17(1), ePub, 2017.
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Research and trauma: Understanding the impact of traumatic content and places on the researcher.
Drozdzewskia D. Dominey-Howes D. Emotion, Space and Society. 17: 17–21, 2015.
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A qualitative exploration of researcher trauma and researchers’ responses to investigating sexual violence.
Coles J, Astbury J, Dartnall E and Limjerwala S. Violence Against Women, 20(1): 95-117, 2014.
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Differences in compassion fatigue, symptoms of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and relationship satisfaction, including sexual desire and functioning, between male and female detectives who investigate sexual offenses against children: A pilot study
Lane E.J, Lating J.M, Lowry J.L, Martino T.P. Int. J. Emerg. Ment. Health; 12(4): 257-266, 2010.
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Countertransference in the initial visit of women victims of sexual violence.
Eizirik M, Schestatsky S, Kruel L, Ceitlin L.H. Rev Bras Psiquiatr. ePub, 2010.
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Staying safe: Strategies for qualitative child abuse researchers.
Coles J & Mudaly N. Child Abuse Review. 19, 56–69, 2010.
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Developing distress protocols for research on sensitive topics.
Burke Draucker C, Martsolf D.S, Poole C. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing. 23(5), 343-350, 2009.
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Secondary traumatic stress among domestic violence advocates: workplace risk and protective factors.
Slattery SM, Goodman LA. Violence Against Women. 15(11), 1358-79, 2009.
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Staying safe: Strategies for qualitative child abuse researchers.
Coles, J., & Mudaly, N. [In press] . Child Abuse Review. ePub, 2009.
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Trauma training, trauma practices, and secondary traumatic stress among substance abuse counselors.
Brian E. Bride, Schnavia Smith Hatcher & Michael N. Humble. Traumatology. 15(2), 96-105. 2009.
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Vicarious traumatization: The impact on therapists who work with sexual offenders
Heather M. Moulden and Philip Firestone. Trauma Violence Abuse. 8, 67 - 83, 2007.
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Understanding rape and sexual assault: 20 years of progress and future directions.
Rebecca Campbell and Sharon M. Wasco. J Interpers Violence. 20, 127 - 131, 2005.
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Ethics in violence against women research: The sensitive, the dangerous, and the overlooked.
Fontes, L.A., Ethics & Behavior. 14(2), 141–174, 2004.
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Secondary trauma: How working with trauma survivors affects therapists
Amy R. Hesse. Clinical Social Work Journal. ePub, 2004.
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Vicarious trauma: A comparison of clinicians who treat survivors of sexual abuse and sexual offenders.
Ineke Way, Karen M. VanDeusen, Gail MartIn, Brooks Applegate, and Deborah Jandle. J Interpers Violence. 19, 49 - 71, 2004
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Secondary traumatic stress effects of working with survivors of criminal victimization.
Salston M and Figley C.R. Journal of Traumatic Stress. 16 (2), 167–174, 2003.
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Vicarious traumatization: Implications for the mental health of health workers?
Sabin-Farrell R., Turpin G. Clinical Psychology Review. 23 (3), 449-480, 2003.
PDF icon 1-s2.0-S0272735803000308-main.pdf
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A controlled study into the (cognitive) effects of exposure treatment on trauma therapists.
Van Minnen A., Keijsers G.P.J. Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry. 31 (3-4), 189-200, 2000.
PDF icon 1-s2.0-S0005791601000052-main.pdf
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Helping ourselves to help others. Self-care guide for those who work in the field of family violence.
Pan-American Health Organization's Women, Health, and Development Program. Gender and Public Health Series No 7. Costa Rica October, 1999.
PDF icon gph7english.pdf
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A phenomenological study of vicarious traumatisation amongst psychologists and professional counsellors working in the field of sexual abuse/assault.
Lyndall G Steed and Robyn Downing.The Australasian Journal of Disaster and Trauma Studies, 2. 1998.
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Vicarious trauma: The effects on female counselors of working with sexual violence survivors.
Schauben L.J, Frazier P.A. Psychology of Women Quarterly. 19(1), 49-64, 1995 .
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Vicarious traumatization: An empirical study of the effects of trauma work on trauma therapists.
Pearlman L.A, Mac Ian P.S. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. 26(6), 558-565, 1995.
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Mental health and law enforcement professionals: Trauma history, psychological symptoms, and the impact of providing services to child sexual abuse survivors.
Follette V.M., Polusny M.M, Milbeck, K. Professional Psychology. 25(3), 275-282. 1994.
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Vicarious traumatization: A framework for understanding the psychological effects of working with victims
McCann I.L, Pearlman L.A. Journal of Traumatic Stress. 3, 131 - 149,1990.
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Compassion satisfaction to combat work-related burnout, vicarious trauma, and secondary traumatic stress.
Cummings C, Singer J, Hisaka R, Benuto L.T. J. Interpers. Violence. ePub, 2018.
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Tuesday, October 2, 2018
Vicarious trauma inside the academe: Understanding the impact of teaching, researching and writing violence.
Nikischer. A. Higher Education. 77(5), 905–916, 2019.
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Thursday, April 18, 2019
Secondary trauma: emotional safety in sensitive research.
Williamson E, Gregory A, Abrahams H, Aghtaie N, Walker S.J, Hester M. Journal of Academic Ethics. ePub, 2020.
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Monday, February 10, 2020
The better to break and bleed with: Research, violence, and trauma.
Markowitz, A. (2021). Geopolitics. 26(1), 94-117.
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Tuesday, March 23, 2021
Journal articles
The better to break and bleed with: Research, violence, and trauma.
Markowitz, A. (2021). Geopolitics. 26(1), 94-117.
1
2021-03-23 00:00:00
Secondary trauma: emotional safety in sensitive research.
Williamson E, Gregory A, Abrahams H, Aghtaie N, Walker S.J, Hester M. Journal of Academic Ethics. ePub, 2020.
1
2020-02-10 00:00:00
Vicarious trauma inside the academe: Understanding the impact of teaching, researching and writing violence.
Nikischer. A. Higher Education. 77(5), 905–916, 2019.
1
2019-04-18 00:00:00
Compassion satisfaction to combat work-related burnout, vicarious trauma, and secondary traumatic stress.
Cummings C, Singer J, Hisaka R, Benuto L.T. J. Interpers. Violence. ePub, 2018.
1
2018-10-02 00:00:00
Advancing science and practice for vicarious traumatization/secondary traumatic stress: A research agenda.
Molnar B.E, Sprang G, Killian, K.D, Gottfried R, Emery V, Bride B.E. Traumatology. 23(2), 129-142, 2017.
1
Secondary distress in violence researchers: a randomised trial of the effectiveness of group debriefings.
Grundlingh H, Knight L, Naker D, Devries K. BMC Psychiatry. 17(1), ePub, 2017.
1
Research and trauma: Understanding the impact of traumatic content and places on the researcher.
Drozdzewskia D. Dominey-Howes D. Emotion, Space and Society. 17: 17–21, 2015.
1
A qualitative exploration of researcher trauma and researchers’ responses to investigating sexual violence.
95.full_.pdf
Coles J, Astbury J, Dartnall E and Limjerwala S. Violence Against Women, 20(1): 95-117, 2014.
0
Differences in compassion fatigue, symptoms of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and relationship satisfaction, including sexual desire and functioning, between male and female detectives who investigate sexual offenses against children: A pilot study
Lane E.J, Lating J.M, Lowry J.L, Martino T.P. Int. J. Emerg. Ment. Health; 12(4): 257-266, 2010.
0
Countertransference in the initial visit of women victims of sexual violence.
aop1910.pdf
Eizirik M, Schestatsky S, Kruel L, Ceitlin L.H. Rev Bras Psiquiatr. ePub, 2010.
0
Staying safe: Strategies for qualitative child abuse researchers.
Coles J & Mudaly N. Child Abuse Review. 19, 56–69, 2010.
0
Developing distress protocols for research on sensitive topics.
pdf.pdf
Burke Draucker C, Martsolf D.S, Poole C. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing. 23(5), 343-350, 2009.
0
Secondary traumatic stress among domestic violence advocates: workplace risk and protective factors.
1358.full_.pdf
Slattery SM, Goodman LA. Violence Against Women. 15(11), 1358-79, 2009.
0
Staying safe: Strategies for qualitative child abuse researchers.
Coles, J., & Mudaly, N. [In press] . Child Abuse Review. ePub, 2009.
0
Trauma training, trauma practices, and secondary traumatic stress among substance abuse counselors.
Brian E. Bride, Schnavia Smith Hatcher & Michael N. Humble. Traumatology. 15(2), 96-105. 2009.
0
Vicarious traumatization: The impact on therapists who work with sexual offenders
Heather M. Moulden and Philip Firestone. Trauma Violence Abuse. 8, 67 - 83, 2007.
0
Understanding rape and sexual assault: 20 years of progress and future directions.
127.full_.pdf
Rebecca Campbell and Sharon M. Wasco. J Interpers Violence. 20, 127 - 131, 2005.
0
Ethics in violence against women research: The sensitive, the dangerous, and the overlooked.
VAW research ethics fontes.pdf
Fontes, L.A., Ethics & Behavior. 14(2), 141–174, 2004.
0
Secondary trauma: How working with trauma survivors affects therapists
Secondary.pdf
Amy R. Hesse. Clinical Social Work Journal. ePub, 2004.
0
Vicarious trauma: A comparison of clinicians who treat survivors of sexual abuse and sexual offenders.
49.full_.pdf
Ineke Way, Karen M. VanDeusen, Gail MartIn, Brooks Applegate, and Deborah Jandle. J Interpers Violence. 19, 49 - 71, 2004
0
Secondary traumatic stress effects of working with survivors of criminal victimization.
Salston M and Figley C.R. Journal of Traumatic Stress. 16 (2), 167–174, 2003.
0
Vicarious traumatization: Implications for the mental health of health workers?
1-s2.0-S0272735803000308-main.pdf
Sabin-Farrell R., Turpin G. Clinical Psychology Review. 23 (3), 449-480, 2003.
0
A controlled study into the (cognitive) effects of exposure treatment on trauma therapists.
1-s2.0-S0005791601000052-main.pdf
Van Minnen A., Keijsers G.P.J. Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry. 31 (3-4), 189-200, 2000.
0
Helping ourselves to help others. Self-care guide for those who work in the field of family violence.
gph7english.pdf
Pan-American Health Organization's Women, Health, and Development Program. Gender and Public Health Series No 7. Costa Rica October, 1999.
0
A phenomenological study of vicarious traumatisation amongst psychologists and professional counsellors working in the field of sexual abuse/assault.
Lyndall G Steed and Robyn Downing.The Australasian Journal of Disaster and Trauma Studies, 2. 1998.
0
Vicarious trauma: The effects on female counselors of working with sexual violence survivors.
Schauben L.J, Frazier P.A. Psychology of Women Quarterly. 19(1), 49-64, 1995 .
0
Vicarious traumatization: An empirical study of the effects of trauma work on trauma therapists.
Pearlman L.A, Mac Ian P.S. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. 26(6), 558-565, 1995.
0
Mental health and law enforcement professionals: Trauma history, psychological symptoms, and the impact of providing services to child sexual abuse survivors.
Follette V.M., Polusny M.M, Milbeck, K. Professional Psychology. 25(3), 275-282. 1994.
0
Vicarious traumatization: A framework for understanding the psychological effects of working with victims
McCann I.L, Pearlman L.A. Journal of Traumatic Stress. 3, 131 - 149,1990.
0