Blog Against Child Abuse – November 2011 Surviving Holidays Edition
tags: CA
Social media for military enables deep family connections : Lesson for law firms
tags: SocNetPres CA
Thanksgiving: Survivors of child sexual abuse of yesterday, today and tomorrow
tags: CA
8 Tips To Help Console a Grieving Friend
tags: CA
12 Depression Busters for the Unemployed
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The Pollard report looking into the the Jimmy Savile Scandal was written by the independent and ex-Sky journalist Nick Pollard and criticises the general incompetence and lack of joined-up communication at the BBC which allowed Savile to continue abusing children. The BBC has a link to the report here and the general reporting is here…
“When we build a bridge of communication between our children and us they know they have our support. They know they can run to us and share the good, the difficult, and the scary things they will encounter in this life. Because we have cultivated a relationship with them that they can count on.” As…
In a fairly quiet note last week, the investigation into accusations by two former Syracuse University ball boys against former assistant coach Bernie Fine was dropped, without any charges being filed. Coming on the heels of the Jerry Sandusky case, this seemingly similar case got lots of national media attention in the US when the…
Troubled Romantic Relationships May Stem From Childhood Emotional Maltreatment tags: CA In Memo, Top Marine Blasts Sex-Assault Crisis | wltx.com tags: CA Dealing with Depression-Related Stigma tags: CA Mental Health Month: 9 Myths About Mental Illness & Therapy | World of Psychology tags: CA 9 Best Ways to Support Someone with Depression | World of…
Let’s start the conversation, where do you go when you want to see some good news? Do you check out a site like Upworthy.com? Do you follow someone making fun content or beautiful art on social media? Do you find fun music on your favorite streaming app? What can we do to bring more kindness into our newsfeeds?
Where do you go to find the good in this world?
“It would be a mistake, however, to focus our anger on one ignorant bigot. Bristow was giving crude form to attitudes which, for many male survivors, are all too familiar. The expectations that males – even young boys – can and should be able to fight off attackers is every bit as prevalent and as…
