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Masks are supposed to decrease the spread of COVID-19, but for some survivors of sexual assault, the mandatory mask rules rolling out across Canada are making them feel decidedly less safe.
Do you know what i was only thinking today that there should be an article about this. I dread to think the numbers of people we'd be dealing with in terms of abuse and what this mask does to them. So sad. That's why if i am brave enough I will say something like this as many women have been subjected to some sort of abuse anyway so it would probably affect nearly all the female population and plenty of males anyway. The child abuse victims too must find this so sick.
I didn't mean my comment to be flippant either, just makes me so angry that people dare to ask you when they have no idea what any of us have been through.
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malesurvivor.org/healing-conversations/ Now — in this time of the pandemic — the forum and chat room provide an even greater need for hope, healing and support. Today, more than ever, the MaleSurvivor organization serves as a unique “24/7” lifeline to survivors. Note that there are even many more participants who are guests, and never register. So — as a reminder — registration is anonymous and confidential. We NEVER share our database with ANYONE EVER. Registration is FREE and only requires a valid email address, which remains confidential. This enables you to reply to the verification email that our forum software sends out, after you register.
-- MaleSurvivor 25th Anniversary: an interview with Ken Followell, who started out as a participant in the forum, was then inspired to become a volunteer and eventually served as President of the Board of Directors of MaleSurvivor.org. www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP7Kc6_X3K0&t=24s
-- MaleSurvivor Webinar of Recovery: Empowering Survivors of Sexual Abuse to Hold Abusers Accountable, a discussion concerning legal and personal strategies for confronting one’s abuser. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eiw66B9ISg0
-- MaleSurvivor Webinar of Recovery: Howard Fradkin, Ph.D. In this webinar, Fradkin — a highly respected therapist, expert about abuse, and co-founder of MaleSurvivior — engages in a panel discussion focused on protecting children, adults and families from physical, emotional and sexual abuse. www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4iZILiGVig... See MoreSee Less
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Heidi is offering an 8-week training in iRest, which has been used successfully as a complementary practice to help survivors of abuse and others with PTSD. Also a wonderful practice to deal with the stresses that COVID has brought to us all. Available in person or online. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Imprints of Sexual Trauma: How the COVID-19 Pandemic May Trigger Survivors
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Do you know what i was only thinking today that there should be an article about this. I dread to think the numbers of people we'd be dealing with in terms of abuse and what this mask does to them. So sad. That's why if i am brave enough I will say something like this as many women have been subjected to some sort of abuse anyway so it would probably affect nearly all the female population and plenty of males anyway. The child abuse victims too must find this so sick.
I didn't mean my comment to be flippant either, just makes me so angry that people dare to ask you when they have no idea what any of us have been through.
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Free Trauma Skills online workshops, Aug 17-26. product.soundstrue.com/trauma-skills-summit/register/
Trauma touches all of our lives. And right now we’re collectively experiencing the effects of traumatic events with global impacts. The challenges of trauma are real—but there is hope.
With the Trauma Skills Summit, renowned psychotherapist Dr. Jeffrey Rutstein invites you to participate in a transformational 10-day online event to explore trauma—what it is, how it impacts us, and how we can cultivate skills to grow from adversity. ... See MoreSee Less
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Online resources for male survivors.
malesurvivor.org/healing-conversations/
Now — in this time of the pandemic — the forum and chat room provide an even greater need for hope, healing and support. Today, more than ever, the MaleSurvivor organization serves as a unique “24/7” lifeline to survivors. Note that there are even many more participants who are guests, and never register.
So — as a reminder — registration is anonymous and confidential. We NEVER share our database with ANYONE EVER. Registration is FREE and only requires a valid email address, which remains confidential. This enables you to reply to the verification email that our forum software sends out, after you register.
Also, visit our new MaleSurvivor YouTube Channel www.youtube.com/channel/UCCRr7XTBBCuGUB5QG1v8DCw
Watch recordings of our free Webinar of Recovery series, a continually growing resource...
-- MaleSurvivor 25th Anniversary: an interview with Ken Followell, who started out as a participant in the forum, was then inspired to become a volunteer and eventually served as President of the Board of Directors of MaleSurvivor.org.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP7Kc6_X3K0&t=24s
-- MaleSurvivor Webinar of Recovery: Empowering Survivors of Sexual Abuse to Hold Abusers Accountable, a discussion concerning legal and personal strategies for confronting one’s abuser.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eiw66B9ISg0
-- MaleSurvivor Webinar of Recovery: Howard Fradkin, Ph.D. In this webinar, Fradkin — a highly respected therapist, expert about abuse, and co-founder of MaleSurvivior — engages in a panel discussion focused on protecting children, adults and families from physical, emotional and sexual abuse.
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5 Things Empathetic People Don’t Do
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