Resources and Support for Healing
This is a wonderful video by Sue Levin, who says: “This is my story of digging hard and long to find my voice and to get the courage to use it. A video about clay and art, about therapeutic abuse and about healing wounds through finding voice and narrative.” You can also find it on …
We recently had a submission of some truly incredible artwork and a poem from one of our readers. (She is choosing to go by the name “Elphaba.”) I hope you’ll take a chance to check it out. I think you’ll all be as amazed by it as I was. Here is the link, which is …
This post is by Lorenzo TrustDemolition.org TRUST DEMOLITION is a personal photographic exploration of psychotherapist abuse. I conceived it with the intent of healing from the recent betrayal of a psychotherapist. Throughout my life, photography has been a valued means of expression. For this reason, I chose to share my photographs with an interpretation of …
Ginny Monk, a reporter at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, is working on a story about sexual abuse of clients by therapists, and is interested in hearing from survivors. She does not need names or details (unless you want to share your story). She is primarily interested in getting comprehensive data for the state. You can reach …
A reader wrote to me with the following information, and I wanted to pass it on in case you’d like to support a worthy cause. Naomi Heitz, the massage therapist and victim of therapist abuse who has the website www.HealingEthics.com (which I wrote about a few months ago), is in the process of finishing her book …
This is a guest post from one of our readers, Michelle A. Mallon, MSW, LSW. The true strength of a person is measured in forgiveness. It is so easy to endure hardship at the hands of another and never be able to move on from it or worse, move on from it forever broken, vowing …