This Week’s Links (weekly)
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THE BULLYING EPIDEMIC – WHAT YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN NEED TO KNOW
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Child Abuse: ‘It’s not something you can talk about at the school gates’ | Mail Online
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THE BULLYING EPIDEMIC – WHAT YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN NEED TO KNOW
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Childhood Maltreatment Can Leave Scars In The Brain
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Child Abuse: ‘It’s not something you can talk about at the school gates’ | Mail Online
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7 Ways to Heal Your Childhood Trauma
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Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
“Healing is not a linear process. You may revisit a particular issue, say, the fear of intimacy, as you begin a new relationship. Or you may have to learn to set limits with your children if you have always had issues with boundaries. But the process of moving on cannot be rushed. Getting there will…
I thought these words from a therapist accurately describe the current situation, because there is a huge difference between having a playbook, and not really know what to do next: “The truth is, there is no playbook for a pandemic. As therapists, we are taught to be spontaneously available for whatever our clients bring to…
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.
Toxic positivity & victim blaming women – It’s a short drive from “everything happens for a reason” to “you deserved that”. Just no to all of it.
Trauma-informed care in mental health: what should it look like
‘I Don’t Want To Be A Burden’: On Black Men, Suicide And How To Be A Safe Space
You Are Not Alone in Your Grief, No Matter How ‘Messy’ It Is
How to Cope with Feeling Off and Getting Back to Your ‘‘Normal’’
Healing From Trauma Means Cleaning Up the Mess You Didn’t Make