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    “So, while the experience of depression is relatively unique to each individual who suffers from it, there are certain characteristics that ring true for all of us who’ve been there—namely (and perhaps most importantly in many cases) what depression is not:” Go read the list, but needless to say, I agree, depression is not funny, glamorous, a…

  • What I’m Sharing for Survivors (weekly)

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  • This Week’s Links (weekly)

    Male Abuse Awareness Week Dec. 1-8, 2013 – CNN iReport tags: CA The Self-Stigma of Having Depression Never Goes Away tags: CA Wearing Your Weight As Armor tags: CA Men and Suicide: Breaking the Silence tags: CA The Aftermath of Trauma: Four Common Characteristics tags: CA Surviving The Great Holiday Depression tags: CA Survivors and…

  • This Week’s Links (weekly)

    Can Brain Scans Predict Which Treatment Will Help Your Depression? tags: CA The Face of Childhood Emotional Neglect (CEN) | World of Psychology tags: CA Let The Healing Begin by Keisha Allen-Smith tags: CA Childhood Abuse Linked to Food Addiction tags: CA Report: Registry does more harm than good for teen sex offenders tags: CA…

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    Links I’m Sharing (weekly)

    4 Lessons In Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Breaking the Stigma Together with Best-in-Class Resources Oregon Allowing Students to Take ‘Mental Health Days’ Could Benefit Them in College, Experts Say Give Your Child the Tools to Recognize Sexual Abuse Campaigner for child sexual abuse victims to be honoured The Ticking Time Bomb of Unprocessed Trauma Employers…

  • Sharing – Beyond Survival: How Daily Self-Care Leads To A Flourishing Life

    My favorite takeaway from this is that self-care is an everyday thing. It’s not something we plan to do; if the stress gets bad enough, it’s the actions we take every day for ourselves. Think of it like brushing your teeth. You do it every day because it keeps your teeth healthy; you don’t wait until they are dirty enough that they need a dentist’s attention to decide now is a good time to start brushing them. 

    Find ways to take care of yourself every day, and do them. Those are the tools that will help you when times are stressful and anxiety-inducing. You are worthy of that. 

    What are the ways in which you take care of yourself regularly?

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