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BOOK | AUTHOR | REVIEWS | CONTENTS | BONUS DOWNLOADS | LINKS | DISCUSSION FORUM | SURVIVOR'S HEALING RETREAT | LETTERS TO SURVIVORS |
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What makes a therapist proud during counseling? Is recovery even possible? What is trauma? Is therapy necessary for recovery?
What are "Triggers," and what should I do about them?
Begin challenging your old beliefs about rape
Transformation Activities Part I: Evaluating what you believe about rape Which of these myths about rape had you believed before your rape? Part II: Addressing your fears about rape therapy Part III: The meaning of the rape Part IV: Your story
Part V: Identifying stuck points
Changing self-talk
Why do some men rape? And why did it happen to me? How feminist theory compares to mainstream rape myths in explaining rape The phrase "put myself in that position" and self-blame Comparing yourself to others in recovery Personal history, "being perfect," and rape Should I confront my rapist?
Why does it emotionally destroy me when people downplay or misunderstand my rape? What if my body had a sexual response during the rape? Why did I become promiscuous after the rape? Can sex be enjoyable again? Why do I have to be drunk to have sex?
Do I have to have an "A-ha!" moment in therapy? Why do I sometimes get angry at my therapist during the work we do? Is it normal to be angry at God now? What is the link between rape and self-injury?
Why can I work so hard, and yet sometimes feel like I haven't changed? If OB/GYN and dental appointments become triggers
Should I forgive my rapist? How can anger help you recover from rape? The label of "Survivor" Final work Where are they now? (The current status of the women in this book, and how they are doing today) Suggested Reading |
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