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Tag Archives: Shame
Breaking Silence: Talking about Trauma
Talking about trauma: as is so often the case in healing, it is a matter of when, how and to whom. Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Childhood Abuse, Dissociation, Health, Mental Health, Psychologist, Sexual Abuse, Therapy, Trauma
Tagged Abuse, Avoidance, Childhood Abuse, Disclosure, Dissociation, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Journaling, Mental Health, Processing, Psychologist, Psychotherapy, Sexual Assault, Shame, Silence, Talking, Trauma, Trauma Survivors, Trauma Therapy
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Treating Trauma: Top 10 for 2010
In which I review the 10 most read posts of 2010 at Treating Trauma. Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Childhood Abuse, Complex Trauma, Dissociation, Health, LGBT, Mental Health, Psychologist, PTSD, Self-care, Suicide, Therapy, Trauma
Tagged 2010, Abuse, Blogging, Complex post-traumatic stress disorder, Complex PTSD, Depersonalization Disorder, Dissociation, Emotional Abuse, Homeless LGBTQ Youth, Kicked Out, learning to love yourself after trauma, LGBT Suicide, LGBT Youth, LGBTQ Youth, Negative Self-talk, Parental Verbal Abuse, Self-blame, Self-care, Self-love, Sexual Assault, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Sexual Violence on College Campuses, Shame, Top 10 lists, Trauma, Treating Trauma, Verbal Abuse, Year in review
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Male Sexual Victimization Myths and Facts
Challenging myths about male survivors of sexual abuse to decrease stigma Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Health, Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse, Men, Mental Health, Psychologist, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Orientation, Television, Trauma
Tagged 200 Men, Child Abuse, Child sexual abuse, Healing, Homosexuality, Male Sexual Victimization, Male Survivors, Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse, MaleSurvivor, Media, Men, Mental Health, Myths, Oprah, Pedophiles, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Orientation, Shame, Stigma, Thriving, Trauma, Trauma Survivors, Victim Blaming
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200 Men: Standing Together to Lift the Veil of Shame
Male survivors of sexual abuse continue to experience stigma that makes it difficult to seek the help they need. Of course this is true for all abuse survivors! In addition, cultural stereotypes about men and masculinity compound the situation for boys and men. Although it is estimated that as many as 1 in 6 men have had unwanted or abusive sexual experiences before age 16, many people still in denial that boys can be sexually abuse. Or they minimize the impact. The show, 200 Men, powerfully dispels both myths. Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Activism, Childhood Abuse, Health, Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse, Men, Mental Health, Psychologist, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Orientation, Trauma
Tagged 1 in 6 men, 200 Men, Child Abuse, Child sexual abuse, Childhood Sexual Abuse, Dr. Howard Fradkin, Health, Male Survivors, Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse, MaleSurvivor, Men, Mental Health, Oprah Winfrey, Oprah Winfrey Show, Sexual Abuse, Shame, Stigma, Trauma, Trauma Survivors, Tyler Perry
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How Trauma Impacts Mental Health
I’m joining the American Psychological Association’s mental health blog party and sharing highlights of past blog posts addressing how trauma impacts mental health Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Anxiety, Borderline Personality Disorder, Childhood Abuse, Complex Trauma, Dissociation, Eating Disorders, Health, Mental Health, Psychologist, PTSD, Substance Abuse, Therapy, Trauma
Tagged Abuse, American Psychological Association, Anxiety, Autoimmune Diseases, Big T Trauma, Dissociative Disorders, Eating Disorders, Fibromyalgia, Health, Little t Trauma, Mental Health, Mental Health Month, Migraine Headaches, Psychotherapy, Relationship Problems, Relationships, Self-esteem, Shame, Stigma, Therapy, Trauma, Trauma Survivors, Trauma Therapy, Victim Blaming
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Dr. Kathleen Young: Treating Trauma in Tucson 