There are so many adult survivors of child abuse in our society. Many of them have never even whispered of what they have endured as a child. How can adult survivors of child abuse heal their broken hearts?

Forums are a tool that can be used to help us heal from the abuse we endured as a child.

Many adult survivors of child abuse feel the need to tend to their inner child, at some point in their journey towards healing. This article sheds light on how they can do just that.

Is it possible, when a person has been abused as a child, to have positive memories of growing up?

How do parents know if one of their children is being abused by another? How should a parent respond to the sibling abuse? What boundaries should be in place, in order to protect the victimized children?

Father's Day can be a very difficult day for survivors of child abuse. It is a day filled with many troubling memories, varying emotions, and difficult decisions.

Since writing the article about why abuse might happen, I have been thinking a great deal about whether or not the abuser actually does make a conscious choice to abuse their victim. I have come to the conclusion that although it may seem that choice dictates what happens, I really don't believe t

Many of us, at one point or another, have asked why the person who abuses a child, does it. What is it that brings them to the point of hurting a child? This article takes a look at some of the factors considered.

Tyruss "Ty" Toribio was just three years old when he was allegedly murdered by his mother. How can we learn from this terrible tragedy?

I believe every person that has experienced child abuse will eventually go through the grieving process. Exactly what is it that a survivor of child abuse grieves? How can the survivor navigate through the grieving process?