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["Kathy Curtis" <>]

I 2nd the Courage to Heal, although it can be a bit intense for those not 
quite ready to move into survivor mode.
Our program has found these useful:



        - Wounded Boys, Heroic Men - (Male survivors of childhood)
        - Dragonslippers: This is what an abusive relationship looks like. 
(this is a really nice animated novel for victims of dating and dv violence)
        - Helping your child recover from sexual abuse. (crisis team uses 
excerpts from this for parents after recent disclosures)
        - How Long Does it Hurt (this is a great one for adolescents or teens)




Kathleen M. Curtis, MC, LPC
Trauma Healing Services Department Manager
480-784-1514 X 1148

1232 E. Broadway Rd. Ste 120
Tempe AZ 85282


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Subject: RE: Supportive books for SV survivors, partners and their families


Courage to Heal is still my favorite of all books, and the workbook is great 
too if they are working on their healing.



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> Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2010 11:41:32 -0600
> Subject: RE: Supportive books for SV survivors, partners and their families
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> Still Loved by the Sun: A Rape Survivor's Journal by Migael Scherer (1993) 
> is beautifully written, honest and moving. I think it gives a very 
> realistic sense of what it takes to recover from rape trauma. 
> 
> Patricia Morey, MSW
> Director, Women's Resources Center
> Assistant Dean of Students
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