Here are some links to sites that you might find helpful

Resources

Here are some links to sites that you might find helpful. I suggest you view them for yourself with an open mind to see if you find anything of value. Some of the sites could be triggering so please, keep yourself safe. If you are in crisis, seek professional help.

Survivor Sites

www.safehaven-uk.org Hosted by Kaz and Pat, this site has some great articles that any survivor can relate to. Very honest, very supportive.

www.survivorjourney.com This website is dedicated to those whose lives have been affected by sexual abuse. This site contains resources, poetry, and many self-care items for those healing from abuse.

www.transformations.com A Forum for self-help and recovery.

www.survivors-and-friends.org Annie has created a very supportive place where survivors can give and receive loving support.

http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/1035/ Survivors Healing Homepage- One woman's personal journey of healing through the effects of Sexual Abuse. A place to know you are not alone. Stories, information and connection.

Organizations and Professional Resources

www.psychcentral.com Dr. John Grohol’s site includes a resource library, book reviews, self-help quizzes, support forums and more.

www.hopeforhealing.org While this site focuses mainly on rape victims, there’s a lot of information and support for incest survivors as well.

www.voices-action.org Victims Of Incest Can Emerge Survivors, an incredible organization for support and healing.

www.prevent-abuse-now.com PANdora’s Box provides information on the legal aspects of abuse, child protection and offender information.

www.stopitnow.org Scads of resource information on all aspects of child abuse for survivors, parents and families of survivors.

www.abuseconsultants.com Dr. Kathy Broady provides confidential e-mail consulting, and suggestions for therapeutic art, reading, journaling, gardening and play. A very warm and welcoming site.

www.wingsfound.org The WINGS Foundation offers resources for survivors, partners and practitioners. They’ve created the WINGS Handbook, a guide for support groups.

http://www.groupsnw.org/opengrouplist.htm Puget Sound Group Psychotherapy Network. Look for Ellen Rugg's group for survivors or contact her at 206-547-7844.

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www.greatday.com I visit this site almost every day to get my day started on the right note.

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