What I’m Sharing for Survivors (weekly)

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Link – The Stigma of Family Estrangement

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“When researchers asked what did provide comfort to someone who was estranged from a close family member, people said “having someone listen” to them, “being seen as normal,” having someone telling them that they were “an okay person,” and hearing that others had similar experiences all eased the pains. But the strong underlying message is that the complexity of parents and…

Link – Going Beyond Body Safety – Why Parenting Matters In Protecting Children From Sexual Abuse

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“Even so, ‘body safety’ as a set of rules that apply to body autonomy and private parts are only one part of the necessary education and nurturing of children. There is also an essential emotional component that cannot be ‘learned’ it must be nurtured between the child and a caring adult – preferably a parent….

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Links (weekly)

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Silent Epidemic: Shining a light on child sexual abuse tags: CA From Tracie: Blog Against Child Abuse – June 1012 Edition tags: CA Signs of Depression in Loved Ones and Children & Teens tags: CA Protect Your Child Against Sexual Abuse tags: CA Hidden Ashes: A Male Survivor’s Fear of Men tags: CA Research on…

Link – Child Abuse Can Increase Risk of Adolescent Misbehavior

Link – Child Abuse Can Increase Risk of Adolescent Misbehavior

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I’ve been saying something similar for a long time. Children who are being abused do not develop the skills they need to deal with later life. In this study, we see the repercussions of that lack of development in misbehaving adolescents. Later, maybe we see the same in adults with poor social skills, or illogical…

Link – Here’s What It’s Like When Mental Illness Affects A Relationship

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“For the one with mental illness, there is the illness itself, plus a whole host of other feelings: the vulnerability that comes with letting someone truly see you as you are, the anger when they don’t get it, the guilt when they reassure you, the shame that you aren’t easily “fixed,” the fear that one…

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