#OprahPrime The avg. time before a male discloses being sexually abused is abt 20 yrs (see p. 14) https://t.co/WYoXpwFQpG — MaleSurvivor (@MaleSurvivorORG) July 18, 2014 Since its emergence as a public health problem in the 1970s, most discussions of CSA have focused on female victims. There is growing awareness, however,Continue Reading

HuffPost Living 41 sneaky ways to eat more vegetables http://t.co/BmQXHZJSYI https://twitter.com/HealthyLiving/status/490065993817784321 9:30 p.m. – 18 Jul 14 Sent from my Windows Phone Related articles Stepparent Advice: How to Stop Stressing Over Winning Over Your Stepkids 20 Muffin Recipes Worth Waking Up For How Do You Stay Hydrated?Continue Reading

It’s well known that when a person takes steps to make amends for a wrongdoing, the victim is more inclined to forgive and forget. However, exactly why that happens is less obvious and poorly understood. In a recent study, scientists made substantial progress in explaining the psychological processes that makeContinue Reading

Collectively, the seven Presbyterian Support organisations are one of the largest providers of a range of social services in New Zealand. We work with older people, people with disabilities, families at risk, children and young people. Services we provide include residential care, home care, community care and support, day/activity programmes,Continue Reading

“Victims No Longer: Men recovery from incest and other sexual abuse” by Mike LEW. Library ref; 362.89 LEW. A classic self help book dealing with male survivor issues, one of the first written in this field. “Abused Boys: The neglected victims of sexual abuse” by Mic HUNTER. ref; 362.89 HUN.Continue Reading

Fewer working hours could improve wellbeing & economy according to experts. We ask charities what they think http://t.co/iI9WqcuuIv — Guardian Voluntary (@GdnVoluntary) July 17, 2014 Anna Coote, Nef’s head of social policy, believes that if larger charities moved to four day weeks they would be rewarded with “a more roundedContinue Reading

Today’s blog: The success of Portugal’s decriminalisation policy – in seven charts http://t.co/W5FQbQkahV pic.twitter.com/UuSrrt4K6k — TransformDrugPolicy (@TransformDrugs) July 15, 2014 2. Despite virtually eliminating all punishments for personal drug possession, rates of drug use haven’t skyrocketed like some predicted. As this chart shows, use had gone up slightly when measuredContinue Reading