Below are some suggestions on search words that may aid you in your research and recovery:

Internet search Words

Trauma or Sexual abuse trauma

Developmental Trauma

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTS or PTSD

Sexual Abuse

Female Sexual Abuse

Female Sexual Predator

Sexual Abuse Survivors

Rape

Memory Repression

Childhood Trauma

Sexual Assault

Sexual Predator

Amazon for ordering books online.

Links

*The web sites that I have permission to link to have a link, the others are in name only, no linking rights have been established, yet. But the ones listed are very useful.

The Unabridged Student Counseling Virtual Pamphlet Collection

http://www.dr-bob.org/vpc/virtulets.html

My Opinion: This site deals with sexual assault and help for rape victims. And it also offers information crisis information, eating disorders, and emotional issues. This site is a great resource for information. 

The site is, as indicated by its title for college students seeking counseling. However, the various sites offer information for anyone to view. *There is a link under Sexual Assault index for various issues also a link for men who have been victims.

Diana Reahm

http://www.wamu.org/dr.

The Diana Reahm show is a national syndicated radio show. 

Interview with Walter Anderson

My opinion: This show host authors, scientist, news, politics, and etc. This is an in depth radio show. Also note that you will need to click the archive index. Walter Anderson’s interview was primarily based on the physical abuse he suffered. However, sexual abuse is physical abuse. Even though, it was not about sexual abuse it was very enlightening about anger over abuse, the emotions, and the response to the abuse, the development of a person who suffered abuse. Many survivors have anger issues. I believe the interview and his book is really worth listening to. I personally identified with a great deal of what he said.

Grant Me The Serenity... Self-help, Addiction & Recovery

Escaping Hades

My Opinion: The web site is dedicated to sexual abuse and rape victims. However, this site offers so much for survivors and partners or anyone that needs help. The site list many different issues such as, anger, books, survivor stories, links, (for men and women survivors), chats, articles and etc.

Twist of Fate

My Opinion: This site has a great deal to offer not only survivors, but to all. It encompasses a great deal of issues. And many good links, such as state numbers, state statue of limitation and more.

KaliMunro

"Male Sexual Abuse Victims of Female Perpetrators Society's Betrayal of Boys". by Kali Munro, M.Ed., Psychotherapist, 2002 This is one of many different articles on this site. The site is for men and women survivors. In my opinion this site offers a great deal to survivors and loved ones. This is worth the click.

Canadian Children’s Rights Council

http://www.canadiancrc.com/Table_contents.htm

This is a NGO and Non-profit organization. It is dedicated to education and an advocacy group for the rights of Canadian children. The web site provides a great deal of information, research and links to other organizations related to child advocacy, child rights, child abuse, education of rights, youth justice and more. I recommend the site because it offers so much information and research for many issues.

The Mighty Phoenix   http://www.oocities.org/marie_w89/themightyphoenixindex.html

Adult Survivor of Childhood Sexual Assault Support Information

Speaking Out Against Pedophiles

S.O.A.P. Survivors

http://www.soapsurvivors.bravehost.com/

This web site offers information and many helpful links for survivors and thier supporters/ friends/ loved ones and for those who want to be involved with other helpful organizations.

This web site offers free services to locate registered sex offenders in your area.

“In Bloom is a directory of sites & pages dealing with sexual child abuse, child battery & neglect, rape, domestic violence and the long-term after-effects of these violent crimes.

In Bloom is LGBTQ-friendly, pro-female, pro-male survivor and anti-hate. In Bloom is strictly committed to child-safe and family-involved use of the Internet. Due to the adult nature of the topics addressed on this site, you must be 18 and over to enter In Bloom.”

http://in--bloom.blogspot.com/

This site offers links to other helpful internet resources. There is a link to a child friendly /child safe site for them.

Research Titles - Information .

Sexual Assault Victim’s Resources

State Addresses and Programs

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Information about PTSD and other issues

The Invisible Epidemic: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Memory and the Brain

J. Douglas Bremner, M.D.

My Opinion: Explains how PTSD will affect a person's body and brain

Psychopathy and Sexual Coercion:A Darwinian Analysis :by Richard P. Wiebe, Northeatern University

The Traumatic Stress Studies Program

Research Studies and Findings

Department of Psychiatry Mount Sinai School of Medicine

Developmental Trauma

The Colorado Institute for Conflict Resolution and Creative Leadership

My Opinion: Explains the trauma in children and role of trauma in a child’s development

Developmental Aspects of Childhood Trauma Contributing to Adult Revictimization
by Elizabeth G. Vermilyea, M.A.

My Opinion: Explains the role trauma has in an adult life and how it leads to revictimization. This site also offers many links to other information regarding trauma, dissociation and more. This site is an excellent resource for information.

Childhood Trauma Remembered

A report on the Current Scientific Knowledge Base and its Applications

Susan Roth Phd Duke University

available for download in PDF

My Opinion: Scientific but the average person can comprehend the information.

Explains how trauma imprints on memory and how and why we remember traumatic events or how we fail to fully remember.  This is useful for both survivor and support person in your life. 

Sex Predators Can't Be Saved

by Andrew Vachss
Originally published in the New York Times, January 5, 1993

Women and Boys – Sexual Assault or Initiation?

By Ruth Papazian March 30, 2000

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