Commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) is a critical human rights and public health
issue that child psychiatrists and other mental health providers can play an important role …

Prior research has examined the high health care needs and vulnerabilities faced by survivors
of commercial sexual exploitation (CSE), yet their perspectives are frequently absent. We …

The current study sought to understand commercially sexually exploited (CSE) youths’
health care experiences, barriers to care, and recommendations for improving health care …

Objective This study aims to evaluate the capacity of a holistic review process in comparison
with non-holistic approaches to facilitate mission-driven recruitment in residency interview …

Purpose of Review The impacts of racism and discrimination on developing minoritized youth
are increasingly shown as having the potential to create long-lasting adverse outcomes on …

Background Specialty courts have emerged as a model of care for US youth impacted by
commercial sexual exploitation (CSE) to ensure comprehensive service provision. However, …

Purpose Although incarceration may have life-long negative health effects, little is known
about associations between child incarceration and subsequent adult health outcomes. The …

Background Adolescent females with histories of commercial sexual exploitation (CSE)
have high mental health and substance use treatment needs, yet little is known about their …

Background Mental health and substance use disorders are highly prevalent in justice-involved
youth, yet only 8% of court-involved, nonincarcerated (CINI) youth in need of treatment …

Objective: Justice-involved youth report high rates of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs;
abuse, neglect, household dysfunction) and are at high risk for elevated behavioral health …