One of the most difficult challenges that a survivor of child abuse faces is revealing their secrets. Although it is hard, it can be very rewarding and empowering.

How to Go to Visitation without Throwing Up, written by Joshua Shane Evans and his Step-mother, is a book for children. It is specifically for children that must go on visitations with one of their parents.

This book contains many letters that children have written to a judge. The letters are primarily about divorce; however, there are some that have written of the abuse they are experiencing during the divorce process. It is a book that can help anyone working with child abuse victims, whose parents

Many survivors of child abuse struggle with allowing themselves to feel the painful emotions of their past. However, healing cannot take place until the survivor begins to confront their painful emotions and process through them.

This article is about reclaiming those things in our lives that we once loved to do. It is also about reclaiming those parts of our being that were lost during the abuse we endured as children.

Every survivor of child abuse deserves to have their feelings validated. They need to know that what they are experiencing is normal and justified, considering what they have endured.

Boundaries are necessary in one's journey towards healing and wholeness. While boundaries are not easily established, once put into use they can tremendously help the survivor of child abuse.

Triggers are something that cause flashbacks, anxiety, and other symptoms for the survivor of child abuse. While the triggers can be scary, there is help to move past them.

This article is geared towards those that are adult survivors of childhood abuse. While no longer children, those of us that have experienced childhood abuse of any kind, will eventually feel those painful memories and be forced to confront them.

Moving Forward: Taking The Lead In Your Life, written by Dave Pelzer, is an amazing book that opens a whole new world to any survivor of child abuse.