tags: CA
Male Childhood Sexual Abuse: Suffering in Silence
tags: CA
Understanding Depression Led to Facing Sexual Abuse
tags: CA
How To Talk To Your Child About Sexual Abuse
tags: CA
Project Unbreakable Gives Sexual Abuse Victims a Voice in Pictures
tags: CA
Family Support Line Launches New Website
tags: CA
Mental Illness is a Lonely Disease
tags: CA
Psychological trauma can scar health for years
tags: CA
Note: This is a current series episode and the entire plot is discussed below. Confession, series 2 Episode 4: Confession By Terry Cafolla is an updating of Bad Faith written by Réné Balcer for the original American series. A cop is found shot dead in Battersea Park and so the story opens with the notification…
What Depression Is & What It Is Not tags: CA Most Sex Offenders Against Children Are Family Members tags: CA Knowing Your Early Mental Health Warning Signs tags: CA Ex.-NHL player Theo Fleury walking to Ottawa for child abuse laws tags: CA Sports Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
The BBC’s previous child protection documentary series focused on the police trying to detect and apprehend child abusers. This time, the programme makers follow a team of social workers and the general modern child protection structure starting in the home. Episode one showed us selected events over nearly a year in their attempt to help…
““The millisecond my hands left the rail, it was an instant regret,” he says.” A powerful story of someone who beat the odds of surviving a fall from the bridge, but also has a message for those who think that mental health issues cannot be overcome. Man Who Survived Suicide Attempt Off Golden Gate Bridge…
First off, a public apology. It’s been a few months since Lynne Rowland was kind enough to send me a copy of her novel The Gnosis of the Salmon but work, life, and everything in between drew my attention away from you know, actually reading it. So, Lynne, I’m sorry it has taken so long…
It doesn’t sound like much. At the same time, we see so little of this in our daily interactions that it doesn’t take much to stand out as a good partner, friend, or boss. The bar is not set very high, but it does require sitting still with someone and focusing on them for that time.
How often can most of us say we do that?
Is it any wonder we have such a problem with loneliness?
