HeyJaredNo Longer Ashamed Surviving Sexual Abuse
Sexual abuse survivorsMessages of Hope and Healing for survivors of sexual abuse with hosts Kevin Bolger and Laurie Hardie
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205|For the Partners (opens the original)
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For this episode we interview Kevins' wife Charnell about what it has been like to be the wife of a sexual abuse survivor. It's not always easy to be in a relationship with a survivor, but as we learned from Charnell that becoming informed about what a survivor is going through helps to understand and sympathize with their issues. This also makes it easier to understand that the survivors issues are not always about you their partner, but sometimes it's just them and what they are dealing with.
204|Resources for Survivors of Abuse (opens the original)
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What are the best resources for survivors of abuse and how to find them. The good news is that there are so many resources available now for survivors of abuse. The question is which are the best for you? That of course depends on your current situation and what you need right now. In this episode we talk about some of the resources that we have used and what has worked well for us. No Longer Ashamed fb bolgerkevin15@gmail.com https://www.nsvrc.org/survivors/ https://survivors.org/national-resou
203|What is Coercive Control? (opens the original)
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What are the red flags of Coercive Control? How do you get free from it safely? Coercive Control is an insidious abuse since it can appear like it is not abuse at all. Until it is. Than it becomes a matter of how do you escape from it. Bolgerkevin15@gmail.com
202|108 Handling Defeat for Survivors (opens the original)
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How we handle our defeat will determine how we are able to grow from it. Defeat can be overwhelming and ifwill allow it defeat can consume us. We can learn from our defeats and move beyond them rather than let them define us.
201|106Resentment for Survivors of Abuse (opens the original)
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As survivors we can be prone to carry resentment. It can feel as if we didn't get a fair deal and everyone else has it easier than us. Holding on to resentment can be so damaging to our health, both phsically and mentally. It can prevent us from realizing the blessings that we have and celebrating them. Resentment is the opposite of gratitude and also has the opposite effect on our lives. It is important to examine the resentment that we carry and understand where it comes from so we can learn h
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