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Male Childhood Sexual Abuse: Suffering in Silence
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Understanding Depression Led to Facing Sexual Abuse
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How To Talk To Your Child About Sexual Abuse
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Project Unbreakable Gives Sexual Abuse Victims a Voice in Pictures
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Family Support Line Launches New Website
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Mental Illness is a Lonely Disease
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Psychological trauma can scar health for years
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Vanessa George and Angela Allen, two of the three paedophiles linked to child abuse images created at a Nursery in Plymouth, England, received indeterminate sentences two days ago. The stated tariff for the pair stands at seven and five years respectively but proof that the offenders are no longer a danger will need to be…
Dealing With Holiday Depression tags: CA Depression Now Accepting Submissions For The December 2014 Blog Against Child Abuse tags: CA ChildAbuse Facing the Reality of Men Who’ve Been Raped By Women – tags: CA ChildAbuse A Famous NHL Goalie Put A Bullet In His Head, And He Wants Everyone To Know Why tags: Sports NHL…
I know it’s become cliché to talk about depression and anxiety as part of the response to COVID19, but that really ignores the fact that the rates were going up even before the pandemic. Why? I think our cultish belief in productivity, and “hustling” is a big part of that. If you can’t ever rest, and take a break from your to-do list, you’re going to struggle.
“To showcase just how trauma can and does manifest, The Establishment has compiled a series examining the issue. Far from a comprehensive overview—especially in a society so fraught with trauma—it is a drop in the bucket. But hopefully a few more people will be able to see their reflections in it.” This is a series of…
We need to talk about it. We need to get educated about the warning signs, and we need to care enough to have risky conversations about it. Yes, asking someone you care about if they are OK isn’t easy. It can lead to some hurt feelings, some anxiety, maybe even some shouting. None of that is pleasant.
Funerals are still worse.
So yes, some of these conversations will be difficult, but believe me, the conversation with your adult kids about the abuse they suffered as children without you knowing about it, will be a lot harder. I’ve had that conversation with my parents in my 20’s. I’m sure they wished they didn’t have to have that.