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The Culture of Silence
The Scars of Sexual Abuse in Boys and Men – Exploring your mind It’s extremely difficult for boys or men who experienced sexual abuse as children to talk about it. In our patriarchal world, boys believe that if they don’t grow into a position of power, they’re weak and won’t survive. It takes a deep, deep…
Catholic Church has been forced to apologise to outraged parents
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/119432999/church-apologises-after-schools-learned-of-priests-conviction-through-media? The Catholic Church has been forced to apologise to outraged parents who only learned their parish priest had been convicted of sex offences through a story on Stuff. Sosefo Sateki Raass quit the priesthood after pleading guilty to indecent communication with a person under 16 in March 2019. He was sentenced to 100 hours community…

Why Adult Victims of Childhood Sexual Abuse Don’t Disclose
As the young men in Leaving Neverland explained, they did not realize that they had been sexually abused until they were in their thirties. Instead, they considered what allegedly occurred between themselves and Michael Jackson as a love affair in which they consented to all the activities that occurred. This kind of thinking is common for former victims…

Don’t walk in another mans shoes…just ask them to explain.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/ulterior-motives/201804/maybe-you-shouldn-t-take-the-perspective-other-people When you want to know what someone else is thinking or feeling, the old adage to “put yourself in someone else’s shoes” typically springs to mind. From an early age, most of us are advised that we will be better able to understand other people’s thoughts and feelings if we just look at the…
Peer Support – The Evidence
http://bit.ly/2LBzXOp There’s a great deal of research ‘out there’ on peer-to-peer support. Unfortunately, some of it is less than ideal because it starts with a hypothesis that doesn’t represent full understanding of what peer-to-peer support is intended to be. It’s also worth noting that those that are able to do the research that establishes ‘evidence-based’…
If the worst does happen…
http://bit.ly/2DmEW0S For one, you can learn to trust in your ability to cope with negative events, if and when they happen. The good news is that research shows that most of the things we worry about will never come to pass. But if something bad does happen, remember that you’ll be better equipped to deal…