Blog Carnival Against Child Abuse
It’s up over at Survivor’s Can Thrive. From my first glimpse, it looks like there is a ton of good stuff to read over there. Maybe more than I’ll have time for!
Check it out!
Tags: CarnivalAgainstChildAbuse
It’s up over at Survivor’s Can Thrive. From my first glimpse, it looks like there is a ton of good stuff to read over there. Maybe more than I’ll have time for!
Check it out!
Tags: CarnivalAgainstChildAbuse
I saw this post over at Psychology Today and it’s been lingering in the back of my mind for a few days now. Specifically this: Most child abuse survivors are closeted. There is a stigma attached to what we lived through, like we’re some sort of damaged goods. Sure, we’re brave and strong and all…
The deadline for this months Carnival Against Child Abuse is rapidly approaching. I’ve gotten a handful of submissions so far, and a few that Marj was kind enough to pass on that didn’t quite make last month’s deadline, but we can always use more, so get your submissions in, and pass along the word on…
I received an email today asking about resources, or groups for the spouses of abuse survivors. I agree that dealing with a past that includes child abuse can be very difficult, not just on the survivor, but also on the significant others of survivors, as well as many other close friends and family. It certainly…
It’s up over at Cerebralmum’s. With this being the month of Thanksgiving, she gave it a Gratitude Theme. Looks like there’s some good reading over there, and since I’m trying to rid myself of this cold, I think I’ll spend some time reading through it! Technorati Tags: CarnivalAgainstchildAbuse, BlogCarnival, Gratitude
I sat down this week to do an interview with Ron Rapaport, host of the It’s a Wrap podcast. You can take a listen to it here, and also check out some of the other inspiring guests Ron has been interviewing since starting his podcast! As always, if you are a podcast host and…
I caught a mention of a TED talk relating to shame and even though the speaker, Brene Brown, wasn’t specifically talking about survivors, I think there’s a lot of information that applies to survivors. Shame is an unspoken epidemic, the secret behind many forms of broken behavior. Brené Brown, whose earlier talk on vulnerability became…
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Thanks for the link and your continued support of the carnival, Mike!