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    Link – Been Traumatized? Here’s How PTSD Rewires the Brain

    ByMikeM April 12, 2016April 12, 2016 Reading Time: 1 minute

    When we picture the disorder, we often see a returned soldier, usually male, wrestling with emotional scars from the battlefield. In reality, one out of every nine suffers is female. Women are twice as likely to experience PTSD as men. Child abuse, sexual assault, rape, a physical attack, and being a part of or witnessing…

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    Link – Fact or Fiction – What is True About Child Abuse?

    ByMikeM April 11, 2016 Reading Time: 1 minute

    “We have all formed our own ideas about child abuse, based off the statistics we have been provided through the news and media. However, many of our assumptions are actually often myths, and there is a lot more in-depth information about this terrible epidemic. To raise awareness, we have identified some of the biggest misconceptions…

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    Link – Child Abuse Won’t Stop Until We Stop Ignoring Its Victims 

    ByMikeM April 9, 2016April 1, 2020 Reading Time: 1 minute

    “When children run away from home or care, they are often running from something. Theirs are childhoods blighted by abuse, violence, family instability, and parental drug or alcohol misuse. For girls particularly, running away can be an attempt to escape sexual violence and abuse.” It’s definitely something those who work with runaways should stop to…

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    Reasons to Share Your Story

    ByMikeM April 8, 2016December 20, 2020 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    As a survivor, there are a couple of things I honestly believe to be true of all survivors, and how we all decide to deal with our stories. One, is that every single survivor has the right to tell, or not tell, their story in any way they want. Some do it anonymously, some don’t…

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  • Link – I don’t have a ‘pre-trauma’ identity. So I’m developing my identity.
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    Link – I don’t have a ‘pre-trauma’ identity. So I’m developing my identity.

    ByMikeM April 7, 2016September 14, 2020 Reading Time: 1 minute

    A lot of trauma survivors, talk about how they miss who they used to be. They miss their ‘pre-trauma’ self/identity. For many of us, however, who were severely abused from a very young age, we don’t have a ‘pre-trauma’ identity. This is something people will not fully comprehend, unless they have personally endured this. Part…

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    Link – It’s Important to Get Out and Try New Things

    ByMikeM April 6, 2016December 31, 2020 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    “The thing about getting out there though is that it requires you to be your own person, it requires you to rely on yourself for your needs which is a skill that’s valuable for anyone but especially valuable for people with mental illness.” This is something I have learned over the years as I have…

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