In this reference for counselors working with adult survivors of child sexual abuse, Sanderson (psychology, London U., Birbeck College) debunks popular myths and discusses how to treat CSA in relation to dissociation, trauma/PTSD, memory, self-harm, loss of self, shame, and sexuality. The final chapter addresses professional issues related to the counselor's knowledge of and experience with CSA. This update of the 1995 edition incorporates new discussions on internet images of CSA, and goes further in depth on the impact of grooming (the perpetrator's method of building trust) on the victim. It also addresses the growing issue of legal action against counselors for "inducing" false memories and how this may be avoided without compromising treatment. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)