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WhatsApp users in India are using chat groups to share child sexual abuse images and videos within the popular messaging app, an investigation has revealed. Researchers at online security think tank Cyber Peace Foundation (CPF) uncovered dozens of WhatsApp groups with hundreds of members viewing and sharing the content. The groups have since been shut down…

Dr Bessel van der Kolk: how to heal trauma
There is hope and healing can be done One way to change the “orientation” of our brains away from trauma is to have new experiences that directly contradict the negative experiences it previously seemed to cling to https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/saturday/audio/2018880402/dr-bessel-van-der-kolk-how-to-heal-trauma
myIR: Tax credits for donations
http://bit.ly/2lr8bKt Recent improvements to our myIR Secure Online Services make it easier for your supporters to claim a tax credit when they donate to you. Once registered for a myIR account, supporters can upload their receipts in myIR at any time. They can upload photos or scans of paper receipts, but if you provide an…

#Instagram #worst #young #people’s #mental #health
MarketWatch: This social network ranks as the worst for young people’s mental health (it’s not Facebook) http://google.com/newsstand/s/CBIw4_Ov8jk http://www.marketwatch.com/story/lonely-people-are-more-likely-to-share-on-facebook-2017-03-06 nstagram, an app that people use to share photos of their lives as seen through a series of flattering filters, was rated worst for the mental health of young people in a study by the Royal Society…

Brené Brown: Vulnerability, not over-sharing
Vulnerability is NOT oversharing. Vulnerability is MUTUAL. That means the person with which you are sharing is also bearing her soul (maybe not in that exact moment, but sometime in the friendship). Vulnerability is about sharing feelings and experiences with people who have EARNED the right to hear them. People who try to shame you,…
Should You Worry When Your Partner “Needs Some Space?”
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 stimulating self-reflection.[i] Many of us can relate…