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Mentioned in 6 episodes
The courage to heal
A Guide for Women Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
Book • 1988
This book combines personal stories and professional insights to guide readers on their healing journey.
It focuses on cultivating hope and resilience, demonstrating that healing is possible after trauma.
The authors address the long-term effects of abuse, provide practical advice and exercises for self-care, and emphasize personal empowerment and the unique recovery process for each individual.
The book also offers resources and advice for those supporting survivors, fostering understanding and empathy.
It focuses on cultivating hope and resilience, demonstrating that healing is possible after trauma.
The authors address the long-term effects of abuse, provide practical advice and exercises for self-care, and emphasize personal empowerment and the unique recovery process for each individual.
The book also offers resources and advice for those supporting survivors, fostering understanding and empathy.
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Mentioned in 6 episodes
Mentioned by 
Andrew Doyle as containing a sentence along the lines of, 'if you think something might have happened to you, it probably did, even if you can't remember it'.
Andrew Doyle as containing a sentence along the lines of, 'if you think something might have happened to you, it probably did, even if you can't remember it'.
Andrew Doyle: Trapped Between Woke Dogma and Right-Wing Populism
Mentioned by Andrew Doyle while discussing the recovered memory hysteria of the late 20th century.
Gender Identity: The Latest Social Contagion - Andrew Doyle
Mentioned as arguably the most popular self-help book ever published.
S2. EP1. Tell Me A Story
Mentioned by the host in relation to repressed memories and memoir writing, highlighting similarities in advice.
S2. EP3. In Search of Lost Time; Memoirs and Memory
Mentioned by 
Bassy Kutten in the context of discussing the challenges of healing from sexual abuse and the importance of self-acceptance.
Bassy Kutten in the context of discussing the challenges of healing from sexual abuse and the importance of self-acceptance.
Challenging Cultural Silence: Why Abuse Must Be Addressed w/Bassy Kutten
