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Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
I wish this wasn’t true, but I’m afraid my wishing it isn’t going to change the reality: “We’re not allowed in the elementary schools, and one of the reasons for that is the topic is related to sex,” McGrath continued. “However, the reality of the situation is average age of entry into the sex trade…
Oh look, more lies about depression, this time specifically about men and depression. I know many of you are not surprised by the truth, but we have to keep spreading these out as far and wide as we can. There are still too many people struggling with depression who believe these things, and too many…
How Good Parents Miss Child Sexual Abuse and 5 Questions to Change That tags: CA ChildAbuse Our Abuser Died, Now What? — It’s a good question, how should you feel about someone who did horrible things to you when they pass away? How should you feel about others who choose to remember them fondly? Is…
“The app is designed to help CPS, law enforcement and medical personnel to evaluate children who may have been abused. The app includes educational videos (over 60 in all) to describe the mechanisms of injury and evaluation of accidental or inflicted pediatric injuries including bruises, burns, head injuries, fractures, and abdominal injuries. The app includes…
Like evil, mental health issues only get stronger in silence. I very much agree with Matthew here, regardless of how awkward the conversation may be, you need the people around you to know what is happening. While somewhat understandable (who really wants to acknowledge depression’s vice-grip?), silence is deadly. It isolates, fueling additional avoidance strategies….