To hide the child sexual abuse that I was suffering at home, I tried to be perfect.
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Why Young Sexual Assault Victims Tell Incoherent Stories
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Dylan Farrow’s Child Abuse Accusations : What Have We Learned About When, and How to Help Victims
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Blog Against Child Abuse January 2014 Edition
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How To Help Someone That’s Been Sexual Abused – YouTube
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Opinion: Don’t stay silent on sexual abuse
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No Pain, No Gain: Psychotherapy and Mental Health Recovery Take Time
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And this is really the tip of the iceberg. Those stereotypes are harmful, and in the case of leaving trauma untreated, dangerous. But we’ve all heard them, and more, haven’t we? “A total of 81% said they had felt stereotyped as an abuse survivor, while 69% said they did not speak out about abuse due…
I think the folks at Horowitz Law have got this right: “Most sex offenders, therefore, don’t fall into some easily-identifiable, logical category. They can be young or old, shy or outgoing, tall or short, and of course rich or poor. We wish this weren’t the case, of course. Because this reality leads to a disturbing…
I’m glad to see people in Australia starting to understand this bit of reality: “”This is about the whole industry stepping up and saying we’ve got a major problem and we need to address this,” Mr Benson said. “The economic reality is we won’t actually have people to drive our trucks or to work in…
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Brian Cardoza on Surviving Abuse and Sex Trafficking
The Science of How Our Minds and Our Bodies Converge in the Healing of Trauma
5 Reasons Mental Illness Isn’t ‘Abnormal’ (And ‘Normal’ Doesn’t Exist)
Linked: What to say to your boss if you’re struggling at work during COVID-19
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