Recognising CSA Disclosure Styles: A Guide for Professionals

Mayameen Meftahi BEM · 2025-10-18T17:21:03Z

Recognising and Responding to Disclosures of Child Sexual Abuse (CSA): A Trauma-Informed Guide for Frontline Practitioners This comprehensive guide equips frontline practitioners with essential knowledge and skills to recognise the various ways children may disclose sexual abuse. Understanding that disclosure is rarely straightforward and often occurs through subtle cues is crucial for safeguarding vulnerable children. The guide explores direct, indirect, and behavioural disclosure styles, providing practical examples, reflection prompts, and evidence-based guidance for creating trauma-informed, survivor-centred responses. 👥 Audience of RelevanceThis resource is intended for: Social workers, safeguarding leads, and child protection officers Education and pastoral care professionals Police officers and youth justice teams Health and mental health practitioners supporting children and young people Voluntary sector professionals working with CSA survivors ⚠️ BTAN Disclaimer:The resources shared within the BeyondTrauma Advisory Network (BTAN) are for professional reflection, knowledge-building, and capacity development. They do not replace statutory safeguarding procedures, legal obligations, or organisational policies. Professionals are responsible for applying information in line with their role and local frameworks. 👉 You are welcome to download this resource by clicking here.

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