What Is Secondary Trauma And How To Cope With It?
Retraumatisation (also known as “secondary trauma” or “secondary victimisation”) is a common experience for many survivors.
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Thinking About Trying Collagen Supplements For Your Skin? A Healthy Diet May Be Better
Rather than spending a lot of money on collagen supplements that promise to defy signs of ageing, smooth wrinkles and renew your skin, spend it on healthy food.
Why Scrapping Dr Seuss Books Is Not Cancel Culture
Dr Seuss’s work contains racism and xenophobia, but should we judge him by today’s standards?
Four Assumptions About Gender That Distort How We Think About Climate Change
In many climate change policies and projects, gender equality is assumed to be a women’s issue.
Framing Britney Spears Shows Star Power Is Shifting To The Audience
Paralleling the #MeToo movement and #BLM activism, #FreeBritney is a further cultural coalition that has built activism along digital pathways, then expanded to real protest events.
Delays In Reporting Alleged Rapes Are Common, Even Years Later
It is important to increase awareness and understanding of why sexual abuse survivors may not initially report.
COVID’s Mental Health Fallout Will Last A Long Time
The question now facing many nations is how to manage the unprecedented number of people who may need mental health assistance. in wake of the pandemic.
How Paris Hilton Has Rewritten The Celebrity Script
Over the years, Hilton morphed into a legitimate celebrity through her sheer deftness.
Having Trouble Sleeping? Here’s The Science On 3 Traditional Bedtime Remedies
People who are feeling stressed and tired may be more likely to reach for energy drinks and caffeinated beverages. Here’s what you should drink instead.
Not As Simple As ‘No Means No’. What Young People Need To Know About Consent
We should be careful not to oversimplify the issue of consent. Sexual negotiation can be a difficult or awkward process for anyone — regardless of their age — to navigate.
