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How Abusive Relationships Take Root
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/11/health/domestic-violence-abusive-relationships.html “It often starts in a very insidious way,” said Patricia Pape, a psychologist in private practice in New York. “He says, ‘Don’t put Sweet-and-Low in your coffee, it’s poisonous.’ “Then, ‘When you wear that nail polish, it makes you look like a fallen woman,’ and ‘That skirt is too short, it’s too revealing.’ Or,…
Moving from manuhiri to become tangata whenua with our herd.
http://bit.ly/2UpTS5Vhttp://bit.ly/2UpTS5Vhttp://bit.ly/2UpTS5V Horse Sense works with the dynamics of the horse and human interaction, where we help create a sense of unity within. Connecting to our core self, to our whānau, friends and to our natural environment. We invite you to join us for an integrative experience and re-connection with yourself through horses. Moving from manuhiri…
Childhood sexual abuse linked to a range of physical and mental health conditions
http://bit.ly/2kL3V8x A new review of previous studies into the long-term effects of childhood sexual abuse has suggested that earlier mental health support for victims would reduce the chances of victims developing psychiatric conditions and substance misuse later in life. Childhood sexual abuse is known to be associated with a wide range of health conditions, from…