What are the benefits to disclosure. Today we’re going to talk about the benefits of disclosure. Breaking the silence. This is an incredibly difficult task for most survivors who have typically held on to their secret for 30 years plus. Sadly most men never disclose however those that do areContinue Reading
Our trained volunteers welcome your call to discuss topics around sexual orientation, gender identity and diverse sex characteristics. They can help you find sources of trusted information, connection to community or peers, and medical or mental health services that welcome LGBTIQ+ people. All calls and callers are confidential and anonymous.Continue Reading
Childhood sexual abuse has a negative impact on the ability of children and adults ability to self-regulate their emotional state and behavior. There are common psychiatric symptoms experienced by victims of childhood sexual abuse that impact on their ability to live stable lives. Peer support can help. … self-control as childrenContinue Reading
Ibrahim Omer is standing as a Labour candidate to represent communities who often struggle to have their voices heard. His experience spans fleeing his home country, being in a refugee camp, working as a minimum wage cleaner, graduating from university, and representing low paid workers as a union organiser. Omer,Continue Reading
Another cause of failure stems from viewing behavior change in all or nothing terms. Far too often people set extremely high goals and assume they even a single lapse erases all prior success, so they might as well quit trying. This phenomenon, called the Abstinence Violation Effect, has been observedContinue Reading
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Truth Project Thematic Report: Child sexual abuse in the context of schools The Truth Project is a core part of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (‘the Inquiry’)alongside public hearings and research. It was set up to hear and learn from the experiences of victimsand survivors of child sexualContinue Reading
Should You Worry When Your Partner “Needs Some Space?” | Psychology Today Jerry M. Burger, in a piece entitled “Individual Differences in Preference for Solitude,” notes that for some people, being alone is a desirable, pleasant experience, which does not make them lonely, and may actually be beneficial through stimulatingContinue Reading
In “A Teacher,” Claire begins grooming her student, Eric, in one of their first interactions, when she flirtatiously implies that he is smarter than his friends and offers him half her sandwich. Although these acts may seem innocent enough, they set the stage for her to define their relationship asContinue Reading
