Thrilled to have my good friend and #SexAbuseChat co-host, Judith Staff, here today to discuss boundaries. Excellent tips here, my friends.
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Unexpected Triggers
5 Mistakes People Make When Discussing Sexual Violence
As a survivor, writer, and sexual abuse survivor activist, I participate in and observe real life and online daily conversations on the topic of sexual violence. Hmmm, the topic of sexual violence — like it’s just a topic, not crimes that affect people for the rest of our lives. That change the very structure of our cells, of our brains. Simply a topic of conversation.
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Sexual Abuse Is Not A Competition
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Top 3 Reasons Censoring Your Writing Is Holding You Back
The Powerful Truth: Why So Many Women Won’t Report Sexual Abuse by @GarryRodgers1
Please welcome my esteemed guest, retired Royal Canadian investigator and now author, Garry Rodgers. Garry investigated hundreds if not thousands of sexual crimes during his career. We’ve had an ongoing conversation for many years about sexual abuse, and most recently, about the horrible victim-blaming happening in response to the #MeToo movement against women who report.
When Will People Stop Blaming Sexual Trauma Survivors For Surviving?
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