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Link – Story 20 (On Flashbacks)
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Creating Outrage: Three Factors That Predict The Public Response To Male Sexual Assault Victims tags: CA ChildAbuse Common Symptoms in Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse tags: CA ChildAbuse ‘That’s when the gun went off’: Ex-NHLer shares ‘raw’ story of suicide attempt tags: CA Depression Sports NHL CHILD ABUSE OR CONFRONTING ABUSE – WHAT’S THE…
Link – Is mental health stigma lessening? Canadians opening up more than ever, survey suggests
Good for you Canada! There is still far too much silence and stigma around mental health issues, but it’s important to celebrate success when it appears! Is mental health awareness improving? After years of campaigns and advocacy, mental health stigma may be lessening while awareness may be increasing, according to promising new Ipsos findings…
Link – Childhood stress can yield valuable skills
This is a bit of an older article, but I found it interesting because I was actually having a similar conversation earlier this week. “The prevailing idea is that interventions are needed to prevent, reduce, or repair the damage done to children who have grown up in high-stress situations. Most interventions are aimed at countering…
