Many adult survivors of childhood abuse will ask themselves this question. This article discusses the issues surrounding that question, as well as my recommendations on finding ourselves.

There are several signals that will alert a person as to whether or not a child is being abused.

When a child begins to trust someone enough to share their secrets of the abuse they endure at home, there are things that a facilitator should keep in mind.

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?

One way to prevent child abuse in our country, is to provide intervention by trained professionals. We need to begin to create programs, as well as to provide adequate funding, that will help to prevent child abuse.

April is National Prevent Child Abuse Month. There are several issues pertaining to child abuse that we should all be aware of.

We have needed harsher laws and tougher enforcements in regards to child kidnapping and abuse. This article touches on one very important Act that was recently signed into passage by President Bush.

During the holiday season, how can we begin new family traditions and create precious memories?

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

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