Archive for March, 2010
Interview with Stan Thomson ABC SA (SE) re Innocence Revisited – a tale in parts March 2010
Interview in 2 parts ABC radio Innocence Revisited
Standing ovation
“It has helped me so much I can’t describe how proud I feel for you as a fellow survivor.”
“Hey Dad actor accused of sexual abuse” blog comment
Those disclosing need support and understanding. Receiving it can make all the difference to their health and wellbeing. To find out more go to http://www.asca.org.au or call 1300 657 380
Tragic child abuse case
The West Australian I was asked to make comment on a tragic case of an adolescent sex offender raping a male and female, each 3 years of age. This case is a tragic reminder of the escalating number of sexual assaulted being committed by adolescent sex offenders. These crimes are on the rise and now [...]
Time for the church to focus on the victims
This apology is a long-overdue attempt to unlock the conspiracy of silence and secrecy, which protects perpetrators and perpetuates abuse both inside and outside of the church.
Launch of Fear Factor Terror Incognito
She said that this book is working towards achieving ‘world peace’ and that for a change, those making the statement really mean it!
Your survival is remarkable and profound
Your survival is remarkable and profound, as is your expose’ expressed in parts.
A personal message
A book ‘in parts’ is clever and apt.
An inspiring account
Cathy Kezelman’s book is an aspiring account of her quest as an adult to confront and then move past the deep psychic trauma of her sexual abuse as a child
Book helpful for practitioners
I think the book is very helpful to practitioners. I have finished reading it and I have told my group of counselling studnets at ACAP all about it. For me it reinforces the idea that therapy is not about a bunch of skills and techniques, it is about the safe, respectful relationship that is created [...]