This Week’s Links (weekly)

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    The article below gets into a lot more of the details of how different groups have been affected in a variety of ways, but the thing that I found myself nodding along to was this idea. This is not going to go away this Summer. People you know who have struggled, and have anxiety about things opening back up again, or are dealing with grief and depression, or the aftermath of all of the trauma that we’ve borne witness to over the last couple of years, are not going to just be “back to normal” and ready to hit happy hour like nothing happened.

    We’re not there. We’re not going to be there for awhile. Give those people, and yourself if that describes you, some grace and patience.

    Most of all, don’t stigmatize anyone for not being OK for a bit. We’ve all been dealing with different levels of trauma and anxiety, and you likely don’t even know half of how much people around you have been dealing with.

    So, just be kind, OK?

  • This Week’s Links (weekly)

    10 Signs of Child Abuse tags: CA ChildAbuse 9 Ways to Help a Friend or Family Member With Depression tags: CA Depression How to Help Your Partner Cope with Male Sexual Abuse tags: CA ChildAbuse Announcing The #NoMoreShame Project tags: CA ChildAbuse 10 Ways to Support Someone with Mental Health Challenges tags: CA Depression Posted…

  • Historical Abuse Investigation Leads to Expat Extradition from Oz back to UK

    One story about a follow-up interview of a public figure relating to child abuse disappeared from the Daily Mail’s website over the weekend. If the story moves on and can be reported we’ll bring you that one at a later date. In a separate story last weekend a man who emigrated to Australia was extradited…

  • Shared Links (weekly) Nov. 16, 2025

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  • Link – Changing the Conversation | Suicide Prevention Resource Center

    September is an important month for suicide prevention. World Suicide Prevention Day (September 10, 2016) and National Suicide Prevention Week (September 5–11, 2016) provide us with opportunities to encourage people who are struggling with suicidal behavior to seek help, to assist friends, family members, and helping professionals in supporting individuals who are struggling with suicidal…

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