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by Lorraine Nilon (Author), Katherine Close (Illustrator)
'Abuse is never contained to a present moment; it lingers across a person's lifetime and has pervasive long-term ramifications.'
Childhood trauma in adults, is so prevalent, it is a silent epidemic and the lasting scars are difficult to heal. This profoundly important book contains valuable insights into the thought processes and emotional impact the abused contend with daily. Many are plagued with questions they fear will never be answered. The top of the list is 'Why, me? Will, I always be haunted by the memories?' Many questions are answered in this book.
Groundbreaking in its approach, it is truly an exploration into the reality of childhood neglect and sexual abuse. It leaves you with a remarkable depth of understanding and compassion for the survivors of this abhorrent crime.
Only through understanding pedophilia can we protect our children or aid in the recovery of those silently trying to navigate the lingering effects of their history. Empowering as it helps you understand the complexities of being the abused and reinforces the fact that it is never the victim's fault.
Providing a much-needed soul-perspective that has the power to change lives. Tactfully debunking the shame and stigma associated with childhood abuse.
'Abuse is never deserved, it is an exploitation of innocence and physical disadvantage, which is perceived as an opportunity by the abuser.'
An invaluable resource for victims of any type of abuse or child protection advocates.
