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Flipping Domestic Abuse

Flipping Domestic Abuse

May 28, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture, Video

Mankind, a British abuse helpline, recently staged an impressive hidden camera experiment in the streets of London. Their idea was simple: showcase the difference between…

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Shrinking Women

Shrinking Women

May 21, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture, Words

“Shrinking Women” by Lily Myers tells a story of women in her family who have been taught to shrink for generations while the men grew. Her…

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Efforts Halted to Place Child Abuse Monument on Prominent Display

Efforts Halted to Place Child Abuse Monument on Prominent Display

May 16, 2014
tmastor
Events

In 1990, an idea started to grow in the mind of Michael Irving, a sculptor, psychotherapist, and survivor of childhood abuse. After listening to many…

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Painting with multiple personalities

Painting with multiple personalities

April 9, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture

Kim Noble, who suffers from dissociative identity disorder (DID), uses painting as a coping strategy to deal with her different personalities. Some of the personalities…

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Treatments Available to Long-Term Abduction Victims

Treatments Available to Long-Term Abduction Victims

March 28, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Between 2002 and 2004, 16-year-old Amanda Berry, 21-year-old Michelle Knight, and 14-year-old Georgina DeJesus were abducted from the streets of Cleveland, Ohio. They were lured…

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Children Who Kill Are Often Victims Too

Children Who Kill Are Often Victims Too

January 24, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Events, Research

In 1993, in Merseyside, England, Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were charged with the abduction and murder of 2-year-old James Bulger.  Bulger had been abducted…

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No More Sorry

No More Sorry

January 20, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Music by Bloody Valentine. Singer Bilinda Butcher expresses and confronts the abuse she faced in childhood.

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Film Review & Interview, Short Term 12 Writer/Director D. D. Cretton

Film Review & Interview, Short Term 12 Writer/Director D. D. Cretton

January 17, 2014
tmastor
Film Review

Grace (Brie Larson) is the head supervisor of Short Term 12, a group home for displaced and troubled teens. “You are not their parent, you…

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Ritual Abuse, Cults, and Captivity

Ritual Abuse, Cults, and Captivity

January 10, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research

It is almost impossible to imagine the realities endured by victims of ritual abuse:  multiple abusers with systematic motives, coordinated with the sole purpose of…

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Reactions to Domestic Violence

Reactions to Domestic Violence

December 18, 2013
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Video

An “experiment” around reactions to domestic violence. Reminiscent of Kitty Genovese.

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Revenge Porn Exposed

Revenge Porn Exposed

November 1, 2013
tmastor
Events, Research

In 2012, 15-year-old Amanda Todd headlined newspapers after sharing her experience of cyberbullying and revenge porn in a YouTube video.  According to Amanda, she was…

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Daughter: About Abuse

Daughter: About Abuse

September 16, 2013
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Music by Pearl Jam

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Shackled

Shackled

July 29, 2013
tmastor
Arts & Culture

Sukidi was brought to Lawang Mental Hospital, in Malang in East Java, a month ago suffering from severe mental health problems, physical abuse and malnutrition….

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Obesity: An Insidious Effect of Childhood Trauma

Obesity: An Insidious Effect of Childhood Trauma

October 5, 2012
srependa
Clinical Practice, Research

For those who don’t struggle with their weight, obesity can be a bit of mystery.  After all, it seems simple right?  Eat fewer calories than…

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Lean on Me:  Healing Domestic Abuse through Group Therapies

Lean on Me: Healing Domestic Abuse through Group Therapies

March 9, 2012
srependa
Therapy

Trauma isolates; the group re-creates a sense of belonging. Trauma shames and stigmatizes; the group bears witness and affirms. Trauma degrades the victim; the group…

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Interview with a Foster Parent

Interview with a Foster Parent

January 20, 2012
srependa
Uncategorized

Statistics show that for every 1,000 children in Canada, 9.2 are in foster care, and in the U.S. the ratio is 6.9 per 1,000 children. The…

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Abuse of Women with Disabilities

Abuse of Women with Disabilities

July 1, 2011
srependa
Research

The term disability is used regularly, although its definition remains somewhat elusive. Statistics Canada defines “disability” as “difficulty performing the activities of daily living, a…

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Elder Abuse:  A Growing Problem in an Aging Population

Elder Abuse: A Growing Problem in an Aging Population

June 10, 2011
srependa
Events

In February of this year, a 68-year-old woman was discovered by authorities in the garage of the home belonging to her son and daughter-in law…

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Victim Blame:  A Difficult Attitude to Change

Victim Blame: A Difficult Attitude to Change

April 8, 2011
srependa
Uncategorized

The tendency to view victims as responsible for the violent acts perpetrated against them, is still commonplace, especially when those victims have suffered sexual abuse. …

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