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Get Out of the Distorted Thinking Trap (Survivors (General))
Distorted thinking is something that most people have in one way or another. Here is a cognitive/behavioral therapy list of some of the common distortions that people have and how these related to me
-- by annie
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A Confrontation Letter (Female Survivors)
For many survivors there comes a time when we must confront those who abused us and/or let the abuse happen. This is one survivor’s letter to her parents...
-- by "Jane"
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The Body Remembers (Female Survivors)
...try to remove themselves from the reality of the pain by going numb, going “away” or forgetting. But memories and feelings don’t go away. They go underground...
-- by Faith Rayman, M.A.
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Sexual Healing...After Abuse (Survivors (General))
The following provides some basic principles for beginning the process of sexual healing from the aftermath of sexual abuse.
-- by Dr. Doug
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Crashing Out of Repression (Female Survivors)
Once the memories start to surface, you begin a new journey in your life and nothing will ever be the same. That journey includes watching, waiting, and wishing for the pain to go away.
-- by Christi
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Stages of Growth (Female Survivors)
A list of the common stages of growth that survivors go through in the recovery process
-- by Karen Lison, M.A.
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Sabotaging Intimacy (Female Survivors)
"...many people are afraid of intimacy because intimacy requires risk and vulnerability. The closer someone is to us, the more power they have to potentially hurt us."
-- by Karen D. Nichols, Ph.D.
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Identifying Anger Problems (Survivors (General))
Everyone has a "fighting style." What’s your style? Is your style healthy? Read on for more.
-- by Dave Goetz, M.S.
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Sex Therapy with Survivors (Survivors (General))
Many of the survivors I talked with had been to sex therapists before, with no success. They had histories of persistent problems that seemed immune to standard treatments...
-- by Wendy Maltz, M.S.W.
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There’s an Elephant in the Room (Survivors (General))
We grew up with an elephant in the room, especially if our abuse was a parent or sibling. I don’t know how many times I’ve heard survivors say their parent(s) knew but did nothing...
-- by annie
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