This Week’s Links (weekly)
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Lauren Book Tells Tale Of Tragedy To Help Other Sexual Abuse Survivors | WLRN
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64 WARNING Signs of Depression You Need to Be Aware of – Lifehack
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Child Sexual Abuse: It’s Not Just a Catholic Issue
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Lauren Book Tells Tale Of Tragedy To Help Other Sexual Abuse Survivors | WLRN
tags: CA
64 WARNING Signs of Depression You Need to Be Aware of – Lifehack
tags: CA
Is Your Teenage Child Being Abused? Here’s How to Help
tags: CA
No ‘manual’ for how kids recover after trauma
tags: CA
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In Parliament on Wednesday 12th September, Conservative politician Sir Paul Beresford Introduced a 10 Minute Rule Bill proposing the change to an existing law, the Coroners and Justice Act 2009. The politician wants the current illegal status of under 16s engaging in sexual activity to extend to written accounts of child abuse. The admendment passed…
This is a completely valid question: “No one would question the need of a diabetic who needs lifelong insulin, or of someone with epilepsy who relies on anticonvulsants, so why should it be any different for mental health medication? I’m as reliant on my meds to stay healthy as people with physical illnesses like diabetes, heart…
I say this applies to all forms of self-care because we have a culture that tells us all the time that being productive and getting things done is the entire basis of our value as human beings. Naturally, we look at activities like resting, eating, and other forms of self-care as a necessary part of being productive, but we never see their value on their own. We’re resting because we worked hard during the week or because our bodies are exhausted and need a refresh before returning to it. We eat because we need the calories to burn. We meditate so that we can focus better on our work. We spend time with others to build relationships and extend our network. We read to seem interesting to others.
We never do things just because we want to.
Agreed: “Both in my work as a child psychotherapist and personally as a survivor of childhood abuse, I’ve seen what a difference these “ones” can make to a child who is living with domestic violence. Children are resilient. They can survive and even thrive after unthinkable trauma. But that resilience generally comes from having a…
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RT @SurvivorNetwork: This Week’s Links (weekly): Child Sexual Abuse: It’s Not Just a Catholic Issue tags: CA Lauren Book Tells Tale Of. …
RT @SurvivorNetwork: This Week’s Links (weekly): Child Sexual Abuse: It’s Not Just a Catholic Issue tags: CA Lauren Book Tells Tale Of. …
RT @SurvivorNetwork: This Week’s Links (weekly): Child Sexual Abuse: It’s Not Just a Catholic Issue tags: CA Lauren Book Tells Tale Of. …