Sexual trauma can occur in childhood, adulthood and even in the elderly. It may also occur in the workplace. People often associate sexual abuse with physical contact, like rape or sexual assault. But it can also involve verbal and emotional abuse as well.
Many people who have been sexually abused feel that a major piece of their spirit has been robbed. These individuals may pick up addictions and other self-destructive behavior such as binge eating and alcoholism to help them cope with their past.
How is it possible to reclaim a part of yourself that has remained as if frozen from the experienced trauma?
Jane A. Simington, PhD, is an author, therapist and professor who provide services-related assistance in helping people move beyond grief and trauma. She not only "talks the talk," but she has walked the walk of trauma and recovery. Dr. Simington shows you how to reclaim personal power from a traumatic experience.
Dr. Jane A. Simington, Ph.D., is the developer of both the internationally- delivered Trauma Recovery Certification and the Grief Support Certification Programs.