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Suicide Survivor Shares Story and Advice For Helping Others The 3 Pillars of Mental Health Lessons on Compassion: Why It’s Good for Us and How We Can Do More of It Point of View: ‘I am still standing’: How soccer helped a sexual assault survivor on his healing journey Sexual abuse, your ignorance is their power…
Review: Criminal Minds – The Uncanny Valley (2010, US)
This Criminal Minds episode is best known for having a guest appearance from a former Star Trek veteran and film director Jonathan Frakes. Whilst the scale of the big name guest doesn’t quite tip you off about the whole plot, it does lessen the impact of the episode’s ending. However, this episode stands out in…
Link – The Signs You Are Recovering from Child Abuse
“It may take some practice, but we can use these road signs to gauge our recovery progress. Initially our vision might not be clear enough to see them. In those moments we can ask our therapist, partner or good friend to help us. They can see how far we have come even when we cannot….
What I’m Sharing for Survivors (weekly)
Why We Don’t Keep Secrets In Our House {Child Abuse Prevention} tags: CA ChildAbuse Guys Who’ve Arrived on the Other Side tags: CA ChildAbuse Survivors and Money Management by guest @itsamyroble tags: CA ChildAbuse Book tells of boy’s trauma in sex trade tags: CA ChildAbuse Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are…
Review : CSI Vegas: 418/427 (2011,US)
Spoiler Note: This is a current-season episode at the time of review. This episode is from the middle of season 11 of CSI Vegas and the episode title refers to the Missing Person and Kidnap police radio codes. Within the context of the show, both new cases are combined from the start and they lead…
Link – Researcher explains why PTSD is more like a physical illness than an ‘invisible injury’
PsyPost: Why were you interested in this topic? Dunkley: We were interested in this topic because PTSD is still very much seen as an ‘invisible injury’ and a huge burden on the sufferer and military healthcare system (as well, of course, all healthcare systems). By ‘invisible injury’, I mean that there is often no overt…