This Week’s Links (weekly)
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An Open Secret spotlighting sex abuse against child actors to reveal names
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Sibling sexual assault is epidemic. No wonder Lena Dunham caused an uproar.
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
6 truths about “forgiving” sexual abuse
tags:CA ChildAbuse
How to Support & Help Someone with Depression
tags:CA Depression
You May Feel Alone in Your Depression but You Aren’t Alone
tags:CA Depression
An Open Secret spotlighting sex abuse against child actors to reveal names
tags:CA ChildAbuse
From the Mother of an Abused Child
tags:CA ChildAbuse
10 Tips to Maintaining a Job With Depression: Part 1
tags:CA Depression
Why Don’t More Victims of Sexual Abuse Come Forward?
tags:CA ChildAbuse
Top 10 Depression Blogs of 2014
tags:CA Depression
Sibling sexual assault is epidemic. No wonder Lena Dunham caused an uproar.
tags:CA ChildAbuse
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Dr. Lindsay Irvin, a pediatrician in San Antonio, says the dearth of psychiatrists who specialize in treating young people means many young patients simply don’t get the mental health treatment they need. By the time they wind up in the ER, she says, undiagnosed depression may have progressed to suicidal intent. And after leaving the…
When it comes to those mental illness-fueled thoughts about not deserving to take care of ourselves, those are also not true. The thing about mental illnesses is that they like to keep us sick because it lets them stick around. That sick part of our brain, I feel, is fighting to stay alive just as…
I think this is something many of us would agree with, the people in our organizations have all been through trauma, some in more ways than others. Trying to simply go on as if nothing has happened is a disservice to the human beings in your organization, no matter what type of organization we are talking about. Taking some time to recognize what has happened and how we go forward from there is an important step. It sounds like this “Treasure Box” may help us all do exactly that.
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We think we can be rational, when we find out something isn’t true, we ignore it and it has no affect on our decisions, right? Maybe not. ” When we see outlandish information, even when we know it is untrue, it sways our judgment. This is especially true if the information appeals to us on an emotional…
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