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"Survivors of childhood sexual abuse can use this book to begin a recovery journey informed by accurate understandings, not myths, and empowered by processes that help them thrive. This book helps survivors find the road to recovery and learn healthy practices that will lead to thriving, not just surviving. Written for men and women by an author who is herself a survivor, this guide tells the truth about what complex trauma means for your mental health, bodily systems, cognitive functions, and attachment styles. On that knowledge foundation you are invited to build eight key processes into your life, such as grief, meaning-making, healthy connections with others, forgiveness, and hope. Each of these is based in scientific findings from positive psychology. With self-assessments, journaling prompts, and suggested action steps to help you leave your darkness behind, this book is your essential interactive guide through the recovery journey"--
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La sexualité relève de la sphère individuelle interpersonnelle et psychoaffective. La question de la rencontre avec l'autre y est fondamentale. Lorsqu'elle est imposée, elle devient violence qui fait effraction dans l'intime. Se pose alors la question de transgression, déviance et passage à l'acte. Les enjeux diagnostiques, pronostiques et curatifs interrogent quotidiennement les professionnels du sanitaire et social mais aussi du pénal et de l'éducatif. Cet ouvrage propose un état des lieux des savoirs et des pratiques autour des axes de l'évaluation, de la prise en charge et de la prévention tant du côté des victimes que du côté des auteurs de violences sexuelles.
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Psychological trauma is a multifaceted phenomenon with extensive involvement of biochemical and neurological changes. This book originated on the basis of clinical observations and the authors believe that "trauma" is the region in which "psych" and "soma" meet each other and integrate, becoming a single entity. In this text, the authors attempt to integrate the psychosocial and bio-neuro-endocrine aspects of human experience, including trauma. Chapter 1 provides a psychobiological perspective of incest, and sexual abuse, and considers the stages of and reactions to incest that trauma clients
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The grievance mechanism is based on a survivor-centric approach id est, empowering the survivor of gender-based violence by prioritizing their rights, needs, and wishes. This note provides an overview of the grievance mechanism's setup and details for teams who may be considering implementing a similar mechanism in their projects.
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Marina DelVecchio's memoir, 'Unsexed,' delves into the complexities of womanhood, motherhood, and personal trauma. Through a raw and honest narrative, DelVecchio explores themes of identity, sexuality, and healing. The book is structured into three parts, each focusing on different aspects of her life experiences, including her relationship with her body, her role as a mother, and her struggle with past traumas. The memoir tackles difficult subjects such as abuse, societal expectations, and the journey to self-acceptance. DelVecchio's writing is aimed at readers interested in memoirs that offer insight into the resilience of the human spirit, particularly in the context of women's struggles for autonomy and healing.
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This book explores the dynamics of modern yoga culture, focusing on the issues of sexual abuse, misconduct, and trauma within this community. The author, Matthew Remski, combines interviews with survivors and experts to provide a comprehensive analysis of the structural conditions that enable such abuses. The book aims to offer hope and practical solutions for those affected and advocates for a transformation in yoga culture to end the cycle of trauma and abuse. It is intended for a broad audience, including yoga practitioners, educators, therapists, and anyone interested in the ethical dimensions of modern yoga practice.
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This book, authored by Dr. Ahona Guha, delves into the complexities of trauma and abuse, offering insights into the psychological impacts and recovery processes for survivors. Dr. Guha, a clinical and forensic psychologist, explores the behaviors of those who perpetrate harm and the societal structures that perpetuate violence. Through composite case studies, she illustrates the challenges faced by trauma survivors and the therapeutic approaches used to address their needs. The book emphasizes social justice and aims to foster understanding and change in mental health and social systems. It is intended for readers interested in psychology, mental health, and social equity.
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Drawing upon decades of legal training, Julie Macfarlane decodes the well-worn methods used by church, school, and state to silence survivors of sexual abuse. Going Public is a courageous memoir and essential blueprint for going toe-to-toe with the powers behind institutional protectionism.
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"Sex is such an intimate topic historically wrapped in shame and when someone shares they were sexually abused, we may not know how to respond. With recent #MeToo and #ChurchToo movements, we are learning just how many men, women, boys, and girls have suffered sexual abuse at the hands of a trusted person, often family members or leaders in the church. Sexual abuse is rampant in modern society and now--sometimes many years later--sexual abuse survivors are sharing their stories. Anne Marie Miller is a survivor of childhood clergy sexual abuse and has shared her journey toward healing with audiences all over the world. After speaking with thousands of survivors and their loved ones, she saw the need for a fundamental and practical guide for helping supporters of sexual abuse survivors understand the basics of abuse, trauma, healing, and hope. Drawing from her own experience as a survivor and evidence-based research, Anne addresses these questions and more in Healing Together: What is sexual abuse? How can I help survivors? Who are predators and how do they groom victims? How does trauma affect survivors? What happens when someone doesn't remember the details of their abuse? How does abuse wound the physical, emotional, and spiritual health of people who have been abused? When and how should authorities be contacted? How do you talk to your children about sexual abuse? What are the warning signs of abuse? Is healing possible? Whether you are a spouse, a family member, a friend, or a church leader looking for easy-to-navigate resources to understand and support sexual abuse survivors, you'll find answers and hope in these pages." -- ONIX annotation.
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"Unbeknownst to her many fans, Quin Archer, the revenge-loving queen of the reality-TV show "Payback," was once an angry teen named Heidi--and her true story may be known only to Agnes, who was her art teacher at a private New England girls' school in the 1970s. Then a young woman herself, Agnes saw a spark of originality in the brooding Heidi. But when she suggests Heidi visit the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the girl returns with a disastrous account of having been picked up at the museum by an older man. Agnes's stunned, victim-blaming response will haunt both women for decades. Gordon narrates this tale of #metoo misunderstanding, from a time before there was language to contain it, with a sharp sense of life's changing tempo, carrying us through Heidi's disappearance and reinvention as Quin, and Agnes's escape into career and family in Italy--until, inevitably, they meet again. A remarkable book about the precise weight of our words and deeds, from a writer whose moral vision is deeply rewarding in its subtlety"--
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