Hidden Pain: An Insight Into Childhood Sexual Abuse
Anne R LastmanPaperback 2014-12-01
Hidden pain is written about memories which are hidden and cannot be spoken out loud. It is a book about shame, pain, sorrow and lives which have gone wrong for victims, families and perpetrators alike. Sexual abuse of children is common in all communities, in all societies, and yet it's still one of the last remaining taboos. It is something which cannot be spoken about because it's so awful, so inappropriate that it cannot be discussed. Yet discussed, it must be because children are crying and pleading to be helped.
- Exerpt from back cover
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:Hidden pain is written about memories which are hidden and cannot be spoken out loud. It is a book about shame, pain, sorrow and lives which have gone wrong for victims, families and perpetrators alike. Sexual abuse of children is common in all communities, in all societies, and yet it's still one of the last remaining taboos. It is something which cannot be spoken about because it's so awful, so inappropriate that it cannot be discussed. Yet discussed, it must be because children are crying and pleading to be helped.
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Hidden pain is written about memories which are hidden and cannot be spoken out loud. It is a book about shame, pain, sorrow and lives which have gone wrong for victims, families and perpetrators alike. Sexual abuse of children is common in all communities, in all societies, and yet it's still one of the last remaining taboos. It is something which cannot be spoken about because it's so awful, so inappropriate that it cannot be discussed. Yet discussed, it must be because children are crying and pleading to be helped.
- Exerpt from back cover
Publisher Description
:Hidden pain is written about memories which are hidden and cannot be spoken out loud. It is a book about shame, pain, sorrow and lives which have gone wrong for victims, families and perpetrators alike. Sexual abuse of children is common in all communities, in all societies, and yet it's still one of the last remaining taboos. It is something which cannot be spoken about because it's so awful, so inappropriate that it cannot be discussed. Yet discussed, it must be because children are crying and pleading to be helped.