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Originally published in 2001, A City Possessed is the shocking account of one of New Zealands most high-profile criminal cases. This shocking account of high-profile New Zealand child sexual abuse case is the landmark critique of controversial conviction. This 2019 reprint coincides with an appeal to Supreme Court by Peter Ellis.

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"Confessions of a Murphy's Child" is not a typical memoir. It doubles as an anthem for the abused and misunderstood. Surviving child abuse and not turning to the dark side can be a tricky endeavor in this modern society. Written in an urban realistic style--raw and unapologetic, with a purposeful emotional and lyrical flair.

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Now a successful mental health professional, leading educator and sought-after public speaker, Lora DeVores early life was one of extreme vulnerability. This compelling memoir traces her life as a survivor of child abuse. Loras experiences illuminate the power of love and the strength of the indomitable human spirit that lives within each of us.

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This myth-breaking study explains the ways in which boys are molested and the reasons why men remain silent about it later in life. Thirteen firsthand "survival stories" offer inspiration to readers. Resource section. Bibliography.

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"Breaking Free: When My Hero Turned Into My Abuser" is a memoir about a boy struggling through both sexual and mental harassment, how it changed him, and how it informed his growth as an adult.

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A cross-cultural exploration of child abuse in 16 representative countries from around the world. Each chapter addresses one country and explores the ways in which it approaches the problem, including: the history of child abuse, how it is defined, and child protection and legal actions.

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This work is an important new edition of a classic study-one of the few exhaustive examinations of childhood sexual abuse available-with 40 percent new material.

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The essays in this collection focus on long-term effects of trauma caused by organized persecution - children's experiences of the horror and terror of war, and on the coping mechanisms and reparative experiences, which mitigated and sometimes surmount the trauma.

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This beautifully written novel is loosely based on the author's life as the stepchild of a State Department official who grew up in exotic locations in Europe and Asia, as well as the United States. But the family had a dark secret -- incest -- that would affect the lovely, talented girl's ability to form meaningful relationships throughout her life.

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Kathy O'Beirne's earliest memories are of being battered and sexually abused. Aged only eight, she was removed from the family home and incarcerated in a series of institutions.

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Cassandra Langer's memoir recounts the experience of a dyslexic, lesbian teenager undergoing conversion therapy and behavior modification in 1950s America at the Quakerbridge School and camp in Croton, N.Y. This memoir also features an appendix with helpful questions for kids and their parents.

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Dr Schave provides a first-person account of surviving sexual abuse and explores various treatment options for survivors, focusing on the crucial importance of sensitivity, honesty and equal partnership between therapist and patient.

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Encourages competent parenting to ensure society's well-being through its children's well-being

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A study of child abuse. Through her paintings, Alice Miller confronts the truth and pain of her own childhood. Miller meditates on her spontaneously executed watercolours and the implications.