Archive for May, 2010
That’s Life magazine – A mind protected
This article appeared in the June 2nd edition of That’s Life magazine. Such a pity that Gina was away and coulnd’t be part of the family photo!
Your story has been an inspiration to me
Your story has been an inspiration to me and has helped to give me some perspective on my own experiences. You have renewed my inspiration and given me new hope that I can also attain some stability and long lasting inner peace.
Church abuse victims deserve compensation without strings
This is the Church’s opportunity to expand its good works into the areas of child protection and pastoral care for victims. For the Church to show real leadership and provide public funds to lead the fight against child abuse, in Australia and globally.
National Families Week Ambassador
All children need and deserve to be loved, nurtured, cared for and adored.
Traumatic amnesia
Complete or partial memory loss is a frequently reported consequence of trauma, particularly childhood trauma and most commonly, child sexual abuse. Traumatic amnesia refers to the full or partial recovery of such memories after a gap of some years.
Cathy Kezelman interview Radio Australia with Phil Kafcoloudes
Cathy Kezelman speaks with Phil Kafcaloudes on Radio Australia about her book Innocence Revisited – a tale in parts and the process of recovery from childhood abuse
Child sex abuse victims. Why don’t we believe them? Radio Australia editorial
Sexual abuse is part of every society. It is one of those things that just keeps on, like corruption, thievery and tax avoidance. The difference is that this one kills.
And there is far too much denying, perhaps from the victims, and certainly from the people who should believe them.
Cathy Kezelman interviewed on The Circle 4th May
Author and chairperson of ASCA, Dr. Cathy Kezelman discusses her book, Innocence Revisited