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#American #Couple #Gifting #Daughters #Sex #Slaves
https://www.stuff.co.nz/world/americas/94956887/for-gifting-six-daughters-as-sex-slaves-an-american-couple-will-go-to-prison “In thanks for helping his family” out of financial ruin, they “gifted” their oldest daughter, around 13 years old at the time, to Kaplan, court documents stated. She moved into his in his home, where Kaplan took her as his “wife” and quickly fathered two children with her – the first when she was…
Overcoming PTSD by disrupting memories
http://bit.ly/2FlrprE Fight or flight, panic, trembling: Our brains are wired to ensure we respond instantly to fear. While that fear response may save our lives in the dangerous moment, at times people stay on high alert long after the threat has passed, and develop post-traumatic stress disorder. A new study from Scripps Research in Florida…
Social connectedness and wellbeing
Based on the review of the literature, three common components of social connectedness can be identified as socialising, Social support, and Sense of belonging. In its most narrow form, social connectedness refers to the social ties between people. Importantly, consideration must be given as to whether this is simply a person’s number of friends and…
Money will go to services dedicated to improving the wellbeing of male victims
Changes to the court system, better support services for victims and an ad campaign aimed at stopping violence form part of a $320 million programme to reduce family and sexual offending.The Government’s Wellbeing Budget 2019 package will see funding allocated to allow victims to give video statements in court to reduce trauma, while lawyers will get specialist…
#Screen #time #hamper #ability #read #emotions
Screen time could hamper our ability to read emotions: study. http://google.com/newsstand/s/CBIw-8rmkDY http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-09-26/screen-time-could-hamper-ability-to-read-facial-emotions-study/8987512 A new study has found that people who spend the most time browsing social media, especially Facebook, showed some traits similar to those of the autism spectrum disorder, including an inability to read facial emotions. The study, by the University of the Sunshine…