Call for Contributors- Blog Carnival
Nancy Richards is hosting the next Blog Carnival Against Child Abuse. She’s looking for contributors and you’ve got one week, deadline is Weds. Feb 4th!
Woman’s Journey Helps Empower Sexual Abuse Survivors – Carrollwood, FL Patch tags: CA Blog Against Child Abuse – March 2012 Edition tags: CA Erasing Self Abuse tags: CA Protecting Children from Sexual Abuse tags: CA 18 Tips to Bounce Back from Just About Anything | Bounce Back: Develop Your Resiliency tags: CA Mordechai Jungreis Determined…
Louis Theroux’s Documentary A Place For Paedophiles is a film made at Coalinga, a “halfway house†jail for Californian paedophiles who have served their primary sentences but who have been deemed unsafe for release back into society. Theroux wrote a companion article about the documentary on the BBC News website and you can read it…
Abuse Survivor Ron Tebo has founded his own child abuse website, Findingbutch.com. In recent times he has actually found Butch, who abused him and his sister as children. Whether the name changes remains to be seen but within the pages any remaining interviews archived at various sites have the links preserved. Visit the site here.
This is a powerful statement.
“Relationships are at the root of mental health in every way.”
For abuse survivors, we know this, even if we don’t always think about it. It’s the damage from abuse at the hands of another person that has such a huge impact on our mental health. It’s the reason when we talk about it occurring at the hands of a family member of loved one that other people struggle to believe us. That the relationship would be the source of abuse is unthinkable to people with good relationships.
But, we can also turn that statement on it’s head as well. It’s relationships that can undo that mental health damage that was done by abuse too.
““If you were sexually abused, it’s OK to talk about it,” the three friends shared at the end of the video. “Just say it. And be proud of yourself and stand up for yourself. Don’t let anybody knock you down.”” Teen With Cancer Uses Make-A-Wish To Share Story Of Sexual Abuse
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Hey, thanks for getting the word out about the blog carnival! Appreciate it.