Helping Yourself Heal: A Recovering Woman's Guide to Coping With Childhood Abuse Issues

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This brochure is designed to help women deal with child abuse issues that might arise during treatment for substance use disorders. It defines child abuse, lists symptoms of abuse, and describes how counselors can help with coping and healing.

Pub id: SMA14-4132
Publication Date: 3/2014
Popularity: 202
Format: Brochure
Audience: Women as Audience, People in Treatment as Audience
Population Group: People with Substance Use or Abuse Problems as Population Group, People with Alcohol Use or Abuse Problems as Population Group

Tags: Self-Help Violence Child Abuse & Neglect Trauma Sexual Trauma

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08/14/2012 5:08 PM

A professional from a Nonprofit/Community-based Organization/Coalition said:

I work for the Dept. of Children's Services and at least 85% of our clientele has issues with substance abuse. I am also bilingual and work with Spanish speaking clients, who most of the time feel that it is not manly to admit to ever having been abused and how that effects them as they become adults. This information will help myself and other coworkers understand the clients behavior and attidudes towards something as sensitive as this.