If you hadn’t seen the second Exposure documentary regarding Jimmy Savile from Independent Television (ITV) then UK viewers have until 21st December to watch it. Head over to the ITV Player and search on Exposure if the direct link fails to being up the episode.
The report is available to download in full, or you can skim some of the statistics. As you do though, pay special attention to the section on Access to Care, where you’ll learn things like the fact that over 27 million people in the US with some sort of mental health issue did not get any treatment. None. Not a bit. Even in the best state for matching treatment with patients, Vermont, almost 43% of people did not get care.
Caspar Walsh, it appears, was born to write. Criminal tells you what it’s all about on both the front and back covers but nothing prepares you for the whirlwind fast pace of both the author’s real life and the apparent speed at which it is told, even if the book is 305 pages long, the…
Found via Holly Smith on Facebook a research study trying to identify the best resources to assist survivors of childhood sexual abuse involving images taken of them. Are you an adult survivor of child sexual abuse that involved sexually explicit images taken of you when you were age 17 or younger? If so, please consider…
With the growth of Smartphone ownership set to keep on rising as prices keep falling, Sexting has reached the point where now British Teens are getting caught up in the construction of indecent image laws. The free newspaper Metro reported one such case in its last issue before the Easter break and you can read…
“The mother’s archetypal role is as a nurturer and protector, but challenging new Australian research is shedding light on the little-known crime of mother-son sexual abuse.” This is a really in-depth article about research into an area of sexual abuse that rarely gets mentioned, even among those of us who talk about child abuse online….
