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Personal Experiences of Depression tags: CA Depression Breaking the Silence About Mental Health tags: CA Depression Watch for These Lesser-Known Depression Symptoms tags: CA Depression Why Depression and Sadness Are not the Same tags: CA Depression Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Link – ‘How social media helped me deal with my mental illness’
“Social media is often given a bad rap for trolling, abuse and encouraging people to be superficial. But although these sites have a dark side, some people have found it’s actually helped their mental illness. The anonymity of some networks means people can open up without fearing negative perceptions of mental health will follow them…
Sharing – Boys sexually abused too
What I find interesting about this study, is not just the results, but also the cultural factors that make it so hard to even get there in the first place. “The study, “Caring for Boys Affected by Sexual Violence,” is a four-country research in 2018 that involves the Philippines, Cambodia, India and Nepal. There were…
This Week’s Links (weekly)
Several new cases of sexual abuse unearthed at Penn State as a result of enhanced training tags: CA STOP THE HURT – UK Based Support tags: CA ‘Tis the Season to be Depressed tags: CA When Predators Are Women tags: CA tips to child sexual abuse prevention tags: CA Stranger Danger is rare in child…
Child Abuse Trial beginnings and endings
In Chester, England, one trial has started regarding the honour-related murder of a 17 year old girl with her parents standing accused nine years after the girl’s death. Elsewhere in Preston, England the parents of an 11 year old boy who was made to sleep in a coal cellar for a year before being rescued have been…
Sharing – QAnon’s Obsession With SaveTheChildren Is Making It Harder To Save Kids From Traffickers
This is the reality, and why the lies are not harmless.
“In reality, child trafficking in the U.S. doesn’t look like a bunch of Hollywood and D.C. elites performing satanic rituals on children they stole from suburban playgrounds. Instead, kids who are sexually exploited are often poor, children of color, immigrants, or some combination of the three, and they’ve often been in the child welfare system or run away from home. In 2018, 1 in 7 kids who were reported as runaways to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children were likely victims of child sex trafficking, according to UNICEF.
