This Week’s Links (weekly)
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5 Essential Remedies for Treating Depression: Coming Back from the Brink
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Protecting children: Identifying signs of a child being groomed for sexual abuse
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Offering Tools for Success
tags: CA ChildAbuse Depression
5 Essential Remedies for Treating Depression: Coming Back from the Brink
tags: CA Depression
• The real story: Victim of sexual abuse speaks out
tags: CA ChildAbuse
How should we talk about mental health?
tags: CA Depression
Should Christians Take Medication for Mental Illness?
tags: CA Depression
Protecting children: Identifying signs of a child being groomed for sexual abuse
tags: CA ChildAbuse
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
We hear stories about this all the time. If your parents constantly compare you to an older sibling who could do no wrong, you spend much of your adult life believing you are not enough. If you come from a family that didn’t express emotion, you find it hard to be close to someone emotionally as an adult, and so on.
You take those messages about what is expected from your surroundings and adjust your behaviors and beliefs to fit in with them. It can be very difficult, not impossible, to overcome that and relearn a different message.
If this seems familiar to you, I want you to take the next step and imagine what kind of messages a survivor of childhood abuse carries from their childhood.
“Likened by some to the gay rights movement, with its beginnings in personal revelation, the groundswell to lift the stigma connected with mental illness has had a multiplying effect accelerated by social media. The more people who “come out” about their mental illness and are met with acceptance, the more others feel it’s safe to…
Child depression rates are skyrocketing – but social media isn’t to blame. Here’s why– Correlation is not causation, the relationship between mental health and social media is much more complicated than some would lead us to believe.
Movies that Matter: Resilience: The Biology of Stress & The Science of Hope
I’ve gotten some grief online for suggesting that murdering people who abuse children isn’t what the victim needs. Maybe, if you hear it from an expert, you’ll understand what I feel as a survivor who wouldn’t have told anyone if I knew it could lead to the death of another person, even my abuser.
Living Well is an Australian website packed with general advice and information for male survivors of both child sexual abuse and adult attacks as well, concentrating on the Queensland region with plans to expand into Brisbane over the summer. Considering that it’s still under construction, it’s quite well-built already with at least one downloadable guide…
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