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Voices of Courage is a book that is written by Mike Domitrz but it is the 
personal story of 12 survivors and they share their personal jounrney of 
survival.  The book includes males and females and it is written from their 
voice and in their own wards.  Some of their assaults were date rapes.  It 
can be purchased at www.voicesofcourage.com.  

Mike also does campus tours.  We brought him here to the University of South 
Carolina for SAAM 2010 and I really enjoyed his presentation "Can I Kiss 
You?". 

Michelle

Michelle L. Eichelberger, MSW
Interpersonal Violence Program Coordinator

University of South Carolina 
Student Health Services
ML: 803-777-8248
DL: 803-576-5722


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-----Original Message-----
From: Harrington, Rebecca 
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Sent: Monday, March 19, 2012 9:15 AM
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Subject: FW: book ideas?

Greetings all,
I got the following request from one of my faculty members and I'm kind of 
drawing a blank and was hoping that the list serv could come through on some 
good ideas for her. The faculty member is an adjunct in our communications 
department and also provides some counseling services at our community dv/sa 
crisis center. I told her about the book & movie "Speak". Does anyone out 
there have a resource they'd like to share?

Here's what she sent me: 
Do you know of good books written to help young teenaged girls who are 
recovering from date rape?  Particularly when the rape is their initiatory 
sexual experience? For example so they can see their own feelings and 
responses as natural, logical, understandable and normal? And maybe hear what 
other girls have been through?  And find hope that they can work through 
this?  As well as to help recognize that the body and emotions and mind may 
still be processing it and/or calling attention to a need for healing even 
when the conscious mind thinks it is "over it"?  Ideally I'd love to find (a) 
book(s) written to be read by the girl herself, not for the counselor or 
professional. Have any good movies been made about this issue?  Or good 
websites?  Is there a blogger out there touching on this?

Thanks,
Rebecca Harrington
Health Educator
SUNY Oneonta