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.
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Another Reason It Might be Hard to Find a Therapist Who Takes Your Insurance
If you worked for someone who paid your salary and then came back a year or two later and said you had to give it back, you wouldn’t work for them any longer. That’s what is happening with these insurance clawbacks. Given everything we know about how difficult insurance companies make it for therapists just to get paid, is it any wonder it’s so difficult to find one in network with your insurance?
Sharing – Facing Suicide: An Interview With My Sister
A couple of things I thought of while reading the interview linked below. Julia and her sister grew up in a similar environment, but have had different paths to recovery and healing. It was her sister who spent some time in inpatient care and is sharing her story, not Julia herself. That is normal. There…
Link – Child Physical Abuse Exists in All Corners of the Country
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and I thought it would be worthwhile to review the scope of the problem we are trying to prevent. Child physical abuse exists in all corners of the country and affects children of all ages, ethnicities, and socioeconomic groups. Check the statistics. Child abuse happens everywhere, it’s not…
Sharing – Red Flags of child sex abusers from an ex-child abuse detective
We’ve spent so much time looking at lists like this one, looking for the bad people, and that is absolutely part of abuse prevention. Still, we’ve missed the boat on what might be the most significant tool in our prevention toolkit, taking the target off kids by connecting with them as parents and with other trusted adults—helping them be less vulnerable.
Kids who don’t have secrets make terrible targets for abusers. Kids with support and secure relationships aren’t easily manipulated and aren’t too eager to please adults.
We need our kids to be more of that, starting with having close relationships with the safe adults in their lives.
RT @SurvivorNetwork: If you missed it – : This Week’s Links (weekly) http://t.co/uwVi1gzlWm
RT @SurvivorNetwork: If you missed it – : This Week’s Links (weekly) http://t.co/uwVi1gzlWm
RT @SurvivorNetwork: If you missed it – : This Week’s Links (weekly) http://t.co/uwVi1gzlWm
If you missed it – : This Week’s Links (weekly) http://t.co/uwVi1gzlWm