This Week’s Links (weekly)
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What Parents Need to Know About Web Filtering and Parental Controls
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Sexual Abuse Survivors Need Disclosure, Exposure, and To Get Closure
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Convicted Sex Offender Advice to Keep Children Safe
tags: CA
4 Ways To Reach Out When Depressed | World of Psychology
tags: CA
What Parents Need to Know About Web Filtering and Parental Controls
tags: CA
Sexual Abuse Survivors Need Disclosure, Exposure, and To Get Closure
tags: CA
tags: CA
Love Is All You Need: Social Support in PTSD Treatment
tags: CA
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
I saw this article the other day and it covers many of the things we’ve been talking about here over the last few weeks and months. It’s about what is referred to as the wellness industry, which is a bit of a vague term, but it encompasses all of the wellness rituals and products that…
This is, sadly, not something we’ve figured out yet. We’ve seen the same thing happening again and again. Someone with some fame, or success in sports, who can promise success for our kids, comes along, and we forget everything we know about the risks. We also fail to understand that a predator is not going…
I’ve purposely not written about the Duggars, because frankly, I don’t like the fact that many people feel like either they can write for the victims, which isn’t fair, if they choose to speak up, or not, that is their choice, or others who only want to write about them to highlight how abuse happens…
I think what Margarita writes here is something we can all identify with. Many of us struggle with self-care, and when we finally do form some habits that are all about taking care of ourselves in small ways, they get blown to bits. “The self-care rituals and rhythms you regularly rely on to boost your…
None of these things is going to “fix” the stress and anxiety we are all feeling, but they can build up the resources we need to face it and go forward. Developing these skills is an important part of dealing with difficulties, and for survivors, they are also an important part of healing. The more strength you have in these areas, the better prepared you are to heal and move forward.
We often talk about the cup analogy, not being able to pour from an empty cup, but this article gives you really concrete ways to make sure your cup has something in it.
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