A well-known psychologist was arrested for taping women in his office bathroom. This is concerning since he was also sought after for his recommendations in the custody battles of children, including cases in which the child was enduring sexual abuse.

Children are born into this world with trust, love, and innocence. However, if being abused, they learn the complete opposites. They quickly lose their innocence and learn to survive what they are enduring.

In cases of child abuse, should the information be released when involving minors or should it be kept confidential? Would it benefit the child or further harm the child involved?

There are several ways that someone can make a difference in the life of an abused child. This article explores ways to help and make a difference.

Affirmations are positive statements that can help to rebuild the self-esteem of the survivor of child abuse. These statements can also help the survivor to reframe the way they think so they are no longer controlled by negative thoughts and statements.

It is important to practice self-care while processing past abuse. Self-care can empower the survivor.

What is processing? How can it help the survivor of child abuse? How does one process? These questions are all highlighted in this article.

Can a survivor of child abuse reconcile their relationship with their abusive parent? This article takes a look at this very sensitive topic.

Confronting an abuser is something that some survivors feel they must do in order to bring closure. It is also a chance to express themselves regarding what their abuser did to them and how it affected them.

The book, "Words of Wisdom for Women, written by Rachel Snyder, offers valuable insights into everyday words.