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Special Column: Myths about male childhood sexual assault survivors
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About | Walk a Mile in My Shoes
Walking around the UK to raise awareness for mental health
Parents: Don’t ignore sibling bullying, study warns
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Special Column: Myths about male childhood sexual assault survivors
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About | Walk a Mile in My Shoes
Walking around the UK to raise awareness for mental health
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Preventing Child Abuse: Warning Signs of Sexual Predators tags: CA The “girl next door” in hell; or, you can’t tell by looking tags: CA 4Â Quick Tips for Helping Someone with Depression tags: CA How To Explain Trauma To People Who Don’t Get It tags: CA Surviving Child Abuse: Why It Can Cause a Pattern of…
This is why it’s really both people in a relationship who need support, even as the one with depression is getting help. Depression takes the relationship down with the victim. Many studies show how this happens. For starters, depressed people often exude waves of negativity, which is hard for a partner to deal with. They…
As always, a story of a man dealing with sexual abuse, catches my eyes, but Aaron’s story highlights one important thing, with the right help, we can overcome this. As a male survivor of childhood sexual abuse, I received the right support from the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC) and it has changed my life….
At the moment the main news story in the UK was the death of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. That pause gave us time to reflect on the news on Sunday 7th April that the home where six children died in a pre-planned fire in Derby, England is due to be demolished. The lantern lighting…
It doesn’t have to be a grand purpose either, just something that makes you want to return each day. It can be wanting to learn something new, be there for the important days for a friend or family member, see what happens with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, or whatever makes you want to get up the next day to be part of it. That moves us to healing, showing up for our lives each day. That, to me, is purpose. What keeps you here? What keeps you connected to other people?
Do more of that.
The problem with this is, that I spend so much time figuring out how to deal with the bad that could happen, that it becomes exhausting. It causes anxiety, stress, worry, and takes up so much time that it’s mentally and physically draining.  So if something bad does happen, I have less energy to work the problem…
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