ART
At first I thought he was playing around. He managed to wrestle me onto my back, and I started freaking out. He pinned my arm above my head and my knee in the crook of his arm and covered my mouth with his right hand and looked at me and said, “You will not make a noise.”
OS
The very first incident of sexual abuse was everything to me. This meant that I was a BAD person. Somehow, I had determined that
OS
The sexual abuse began in my early childhood and continued until my adolescent years. By its very nature, sexual abuse also entails physical, psychological, emotional, and
ART
Grief is a redirect. That simply means that by grieving one is allowed to change the focus. When I grieve concerning the hurt and loss, it
ART
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ART
Stephen showed a number of symptoms that victims of sexual abuse show in their behaviors and lifestyle. Such symptoms in men are not...
MGZ
Joshua was sexually abused in the sixth grade. In retrospect, he says, "I was a prime target." His parents
INPOD
Many survivors struggle with sexual issues later in life. They often treat sex as an obligation and have difficulty establishing emotional connections with their partners.
INPOD
Sexual abuse among siblings happens more frequently than most people realize. Some research suggests that it is the most common form of child sexual abuse.
INPOD
Sexual trauma can have profound effects on our psyche. Sometimes it lends to a person being more sexually active in less safe ways. Perhaps we are trying to regain control or a sense of body ownership.
INPOD
A question asked to coach
MGZ
During this state, your brain sees no options. It's not that the survivor has no options, but he cannot decide among them. The brain is