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Reconnecting with My Inner Child: A Journey to Healing and Compassion

Written by: Brinn Langdale, LMFT  My Inner Child’s name is Brinn Emily. She’s a cute little girl, about four years old with chin-length brown hair and bangs.  You might be wondering, “what exactly is an Inner Child?” Well, it’s a metaphor representing the younger version of ourselves –  the part that experiences fear, hurt and…

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There Is Hope After Sibling Sexual Abuse

A blog written by SAPERA https://saprea.org/

Although I had heard many stories from adults who had been traumatized as children, the depth of pain I felt from the person on the other end of the line was especially heartbreaking. They had experienced severe sibling sexual abuse, and this was the first time in over 30 years they had disclosed it to anyone.

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Self-Help Guide

This self help guide is for survivors of rape or sexual abusewho want to understand and process their own personalreactions to their experience. When you have suffered rapeor sexual abuse it can affect how you think, how you feel,how you behave and how you see the world.You don’t have to do it alone.

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Self-care

Self-care is about looking after yourself physically, emotionally and mentally. As all of these things can be negatively affected by rape or sexual violence, self-care can be particularly helpful for victim-survivors. What is self-care? Self-care is about checking in with yourself, asking yourself how you are feeling and thinking about what your body needs. It…

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Repressed Memory, Trauma Minimization, & Finding Self-Worth

Blog post by Incest Aware. Perspectives from an Incest Abuse Survivor.
“When I first remembered the trauma, I tried to minimize what had happened. It was only one time. He only touched me.”

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Sibling Sexual Abuse: What Else is Going On?

This blog was written by Lisa Hilton, CTRC-A, a sibling abuse survivor/thriver and Certified Trauma Recovery Coach who supports adult survivors of childhood trauma to “Transform Travesty into Triumph”

Window of Tolerance

Have you heard of the Window of Tolerance?
It’s a term that refers to the range of emotional and physiological states within which someone can effectively process and cope with stress, emotions, and challenges.

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I have suicidal thoughts – how can SARSAS support me?

If you are feeling suicidal, you might be scared by these feelings and worried about what will happen if you tell anyone.