I was away from the internet the past few days, so I’m just now getting around to pointing you all to this month’s Blog Carnival Against Child Abuse.
From my brief glance at it today, it appears there are a few folks in this month’s edition that I am not familiar with. I’m looking forward to getting a chance to read their contributions and getting familiar with them as bloggers once my life gets settled into the new job and new location!
Peer Support: A Model for People Helping People Heal Website Helps College Students Deal with Mental Health Issues Childhood emotional neglect, the long-lasting impact of what wasn’t there. How Talking About Suicide Can Give People Something to Live For Child sexual abuse: Parents, don’t think it can’t happen to your child 5 Ways to Improve…
I was out of town until yesterday, with some rather sporadic internet access, so I’m a bit late to the party on this. On the other hand, if you haven’t been over to check out the October edition of the blog carnival, you can check it out along with me, now! As always, looks like…
I ask myself when will I realize that setbacks are setbacks? That they aren’t destiny. I’ve always struggled with believing the bad. I always assume that the bad stuff is real and the good stuff is a facade. So if I make a mistake or I struggle or I fall, I assume that is me and…
Linked: How to Cope with Losing Your Job A Psychologist’s Notes from Quarantine Don’t you dare give up Four Unusual Signs of Anxiety We’re All Doing This During the Pandemic “We are all riding on our own personal emotional roller coasters.” Julie Laperouse: Do what you can School Counselors Have A Message For Kids: It’s…
In my humble opinion, being able to use a profoundly negative experience like child abuse as a way to help others dealing with the same trauma is a great way of moving past the victim mentality. As you may know, my day job is in training, so you probably won’t be surprised that I see…
Sexual abuse survivors launch national day to encourage others to speak up– The Aussie only came forward when he read another man tell his own story. This is why we speak.
