Survivors' Stories

Maya Angelou and Oprah Winfrey were amongst the first to reveal the truth about their childhoods. In the UK, the expanding list includes Billy Connolly, Sinead O'Connor, Heather Mills, the late John Peel, and Ozzy Osbourne. Celebrities want to enable others to break the silence. Yet how do we do that ... And what on earth do we say?

This is the first in the series, 'Survivors' Stories', the basis from which this, and all future compilations of survivors' stories are presented. Based upon a wide range of child abuse experiences, these stories illustrate child abuse survivors' lives in a revealing and compelling way.

These biographies are shared alongside information, questions and comments, provoking discussion and enabling a safer world for today's children. You'll find the courage to talk with survivors with greater sensitivity, and increasing authority.

This book is for survivors and co-survivors of child abuse, parents, foster carers of abused children, doctors, nurses, and mental health professionals, overloaded social workers, dentists, teachers and staff in schools, police officers and the legal profession as a whole, counsellors, therapists, body oriented therapists, healers and those involved with complementary medicine, those who work within various religious groups and represent them, journalists, writers, film, media and TV production teams and finally, all proactive adults who wish to protect children from abuse.

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