• Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network
  
  Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) operates the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE. RAINN also provides resources for the prevention of sexual assault and education and assistance to victims of rape and sexual assault, including drug-rape, date rape, and statutory rape. Resource information and national hotline for free counseling.
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• RID Alaska Child Abuse
  
  Resource & Information Directory on Child Abuse in the State of Alaska. Child abuse affects not only the victim, but our society as a whole. Incest and child sexual abuse are promoted in a large part by silence and ignorance.
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• Slaan? We komen er samen wel uit! - DePers.nl
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• Trauma
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• 'Emotionele mishandeling verandert hersenen'
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• ‘They Think They’ve Been Cursed by God’
  New York Times
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• "Mir fehlten Tiere und Menschen" | kurier.at
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• Argentine Society for Psychotrauma
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• BBC NEWS
  Health | Anticipation 'boosts bad memory'
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• BBC News Bereavement 'raises risk of dangerous heart changes
  Bereavement 'raises risk of dangerous heart changes'
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• BBC NEWS Health | Stress may 'damage child brains
  Health | Stress may 'damage child brains'
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• Brain May Be Able to Suppress Memories
  washingtonpost.com
  THURSDAY, July 12 (HealthDay News) -- Unwanted memories might be willfully banished from human consciousness, according to a new study that also outlines just how the brain might accomplish this feat.
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• Childhood sexual abuse may be a risk factor for later psychotic illness
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• Complex PTSD
  
  The National Center for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) aims to advance the clinical care and social welfare of U.S. Veterans through research, education and training on PTSD and stress-related disorders. This site provides educational resources for Veterans and also for health care providers, researchers, and the general public.
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• Counselling Not Helpful In The Immediate Aftermath Of A Disaster
  
  Mental health professionals should stay away during the immediate aftermath of a terrorist atrocity or environmental disaster. Forcing counselling on trauma victims not only prevents them from tal
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• Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma
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• de Volkskrant
  De onstuitbare opmars van het psychotrauma
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• de Volkskrant - Buitenland - Oostenrijks meisje
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• Doctors and torture
  First, do no harm - Editorials & Commentary - International Herald Tribune
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• Early verbal abuse may reduce language ability
  being-human - 19 October 2006 - New Scientist
  Brain scans reveal that people who suffer verbal abuse in childhood have brain abnormalities and perform worse on tests of verbal IQ
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