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advertisement Needing support, information and friendship? Sign up below for the HealthyPlace.com "Abuse Issues Community" mailing list. Your email: Your name:   Welcome Home Abuse News 'Cascading Effect' Of Childhood Experiences May Explain Serious Teen Violence Adverse experiences early in life can lead to minor childhood behavior problems, which can grow into serious acts of teen violence, according to new research. This "cascading effect" of repeated negative incidents and behaviors is the focus of an article in the journal Child Development. Continue reading. More Related News Bullies May Enjoy Seeing Others In Pain Financial Strain Fuels Domestic Violence Is Your Relationship Healthy and Right for You? Study Looks At The Lives Of Boys Who Commit Dating Violence more abuse news Online Conference Transcript Sexually Abused Men Richard Gartner, Ph.D., discussed male sexual abuse and the stigma surrounding it. He talked about how men react to their abuse by displaying hyper-masculine behaviors, behaving in stereotypically masculine ways. Dr. Gartner noted that many sexually abused men, left untreated, develop depression, flashbacks, and compulsive behavior (for instance, becoming a sexually compulsive) to cope with being traumatized by the sexual abuse experience. Continue when you read the transcript. Radio Show Archives "Jealousy" Are you a jealous person? Are you in a relationship with an insanely jealous person? Our guest says "jealousy disrupts my relationships, it disrupts my thoughts, my actions, my life. I read self help books that make a lot of sense...for about 4 hours after I read them. Then I am back to the insanely jealous and insecure person I was before." What in the world would cause someone to feel like this and what can be done about it? Listen to this Radio Show Archives when you click here with your Windows media player. Check the list of other Radio Shows here. Visit Our Abuse Forums Have you visited our new mental health forums - bulletin boards area. It's a place where people with psychiatric conditions or their family members and friends can post questions regarding the mental health issues that confront them today. We encourage you to post your questions and to offer your advice and experience. Sharing is helpful to everyone.   click here now Safeguarding Our Children Annie's Corner Annie's Story of Recovery: The Pain, and the Victories told through Poetry, Writings, and Artwork I've been on my healing journey most of my life I guess, but it's been more directed and intense these last eight years. These pages represent my journey. Continue reading when you visit Survivor & Friends. From Our Bookstore Recognizing Child Abuse: A Guide For The Concerned The book has chapters on: reporting obligations, liability for failing to report, protections for those who report, sources of suspicion, physical abuse, sexual abuse, physical neglect, endangerment and abandonment, psychological maltreatment, parents with severe mental disabilities, interviewing parents, preserving evidence, emergencies, making a report, monitoring investigations, and being prepared, as well as chapters for parents who fear that their child may be abused or who have been reported. Buy the book or comment on the book Sponsor Message: The Pain of Depression As you’ve seen on TV, depression can have both emotional and painful physical symptoms. Learn about what you can do. Click here. Powerful Documentary Films "Tina's Story" Tina's life was a living hell. Repeatedly molested as a child but afraid to tell anyone, "Tina's Story" recounts the obscene physical and psychological abuse that took her on an out-of-control emotional roller coaster until she died at age 15. What makes these mental health films different and so moving is that they describe the impact of physical and sexual violence and misperceptions on their victims. You can watch them using your windows media player. Then give us your feedback on our special bulletin boards.   The Wall A place for your poetry, thoughts, and comments

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