Finding courage to speak : women's survival of child abuse / Paige Alisen.
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Boston :
Northeastern University Press,
[2003]
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Trauma, violence, and women's mental health
- 2. Severe child abuse and its effects
- The body speaks: trauma and multiple personality
- 4. Women, children, and trauma: a societal perspective
- 5. Supporting the survivors
- 6. Working together to ease the suffering postscript
- Resources on traumatic stress and dissociation
- Applying for social security disability
- Letter requesting change of doctor
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