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The Families of People Who Commit Sex Crimes Need Care and Support
CSAM, Legal Consequences, Indirect Harms to Family Members, Support for Families, Shame Michelle Friedman CSAM, Legal Consequences, Indirect Harms to Family Members, Support for Families, Shame Michelle Friedman

The Families of People Who Commit Sex Crimes Need Care and Support

In a 2023 article authored by by Azadeh Nematy, a clinical psychologist and research assistant in the Department of Psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin, there is a focus on the impacts on family members of those accused or convicted of a sexual offense.

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Impact of CSAM on Non-offending Family Members
Indirect Harms to Family Members, CSAM and How it Harms Not Only Victims but also Families of the Accused, Emotional Impacts Michelle Friedman Indirect Harms to Family Members, CSAM and How it Harms Not Only Victims but also Families of the Accused, Emotional Impacts Michelle Friedman

Impact of CSAM on Non-offending Family Members

The impacts of CSAM offending on non-offending family members can be categorized as: 1) Disenfranchised Grief; 2) Ambiguous Loss; 3) Ontological Assault; 4) Contamination by Causal Responsibility; 5) Wall of Silence; 6) No-Win Situation, and 7) Burden of Responsibility.

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