Here is a list of books that we hope you may find useful. If you purchase any
of the books (or any other products) through our website, via the link to Amazon,
NAPAC will receive 10% of the cover value from them.
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Breaking Free: Help for Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
Carolyn Ainscough, Kay Toon
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this book from Amazon
• Paperback 266 pages (April 2000)
• Publisher: Sheldon Press
• ISBN: 0859698106
This manual is designed to help survivors of child sexual abuse.
It updates the first edition, and investigates all the effects
of child sexual abuse, which often persist into adult life - guilt
and shame, depression and anxiety, eating disorders, fear of relationships
and sexual problems. |
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The Drama of Being a Child : The Search for the True
Self
Alice Miller
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this book from Amazon
• Paperback 174 pages (April 27, 1995)
• Publisher: Virago Press
• ISBN: 1860491014
Miller has rewritten most of this book in the light of her move
beyond the framework of psychoanalysis. In this version, Miller
details how we can use her discoveries to help free ourselves.
She illustrates, with many examples, how it is possible to recover
lost feelings and repressed history, ending with a healthy beginning. |
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Overcoming Sexual and Childhood Abuse
Liz Adamson
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this book from Amazon
• Paperback 154 pages (March 1, 2004)
• Publisher: Diviniti Publishing Ltd
• ISBN: 1901923525
This book is in two parts. Part one looks at all the patterns
and issues associated with abuse. Part two provides processes
and exercises designed to rid abuse victims of the negative aspects
of the past. This can be done by individuals or within a group
context. Liz Adamson is a leading UK life coach and self help
author. |
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The Male Survivor - The impact of sexual abuse
Matthew Parynick Mendel
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this book from Amazon
• Paperback 264 pages (December 30, 1994)
• Publisher: Sage Publications (USA)
• ISBN: 0803954425
Mathew Mendel presents the findings of the first American survey
of male survivors of childhood sexual abuse. He examines the long
term effects and dispels many myths. He shows that male victims
need to be acknowledged and understood through their recovery
process. |
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The Courage to Heal: A Guide for Women Survivors of
Child Sexual Abuse
Ellen Bass, Laura Davis
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this book from Amazon
• Paperback 495 pages (April 11, 2002)
• Publisher: Vermilion
• ISBN: 0091884209
Based on the experiences of hundreds of survivors, this work
profiles victims who share the challenges and triumphs of their
personal healing processes. it offers mental, emotional and physical
support to all people who are in the process of rebuilding their
lives. |
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The Courage to Heal Workbook: For Women and Men Survivors
of Child Sexual Abuse
Laura Davis
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this book from Amazon
• Spiral-bound 475 pages (February 1, 1990)
• Publisher: HarperCollins
• ISBN: 0060964375
As a step-by-step guide through the healing process, this workbook
offers provides same directional support as its companion bestseller,
Courage to Heal. The workbook is a combination of checklists,
open-ended questions, writing exercises, art projects, and activities. |
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Victims No Longer- The Classic Guide for Men Recovering
from Sexual Child Abuse
Mike Lew
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this book from Amazon
• Paperback 464 pages (May 1, 2004)
• Publisher: Perennial
• ISBN: 006053026X
Mike Lew's book positively shows that hope, information, and
understanding will lead to recovery. With insight into the causes
and treatment, intelligent advice, and respect for deep emotions,
you feel you're in compassionate hands that have steered many
success stories of recovery. |
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Breaking Down the Wall of Silence: To Join the Waiting
Child
Alice Miller, Simon Worrall
• Paperback 191 pages (November 6, 1997)
• Publisher: Virago Press
• ISBN: 1860493475
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this book from Amazon
Miller and Worrall analyse people such as Hitler and Nicolae
Ceasescu -drawing on her own painful childhood experiences, Miller
argues the point that 'The culture that ignores roots of hatred
and tyranny embedded in its own childrearing traditions renders
itself ripe for payback.' This book deals with child abuse studies
and how dictators can be shaped from societies that endure this
behaviour. |
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The Right to Innocence: Healing the Trauma of Childhood
Sexual Abuse
Beverly Engel
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this book from Amazon
• Paperback 252 pages (August 1, 1991)
• Publisher: Ivy Books
• ISBN: 0804105855
Based on the author's wide-ranging counselling experiences, this
book provides a seven-step recovery program for men and women
who were sexually abused as children, helping them heal and face
a positive future. |
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The Survivors Guide to Sex
Staci Haines
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this book from Amazon
• Paperback 200 pages (April 1, 1999)
• Publisher: Cleis Press
• ISBN: 1573440795
Everyone who wishes to be able to enjoy sex after the pain of
abuse will find help here. It is also an essential aid for anyone
who is having sex with someone who has been through the trauma
of non-consensual abuse. It is informative, sensitive and very
well written. Its chapters cover areas such as personal triggers,
communication of fears, letting go of the physical trauma, and
more. It also includes a comprehensive resource section. |
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Rescuing the Inner Child
Penny Parks
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this book from Amazon
• Paperback
• Publisher: Human Horizons
•ISBN: 0-285-65089-0
This book is well known and highly respected - it provides help to adults who were sexually abused as children. |
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Female Sexual Abuse of Children: The Ultimate Taboo
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this book from Amazon
• Paperback 261 pages (April 1997)
• Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
• ISBN: 0471972215
This book can be extremly helpful to those who have been abused by females. |
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Toxic Parents: Overcoming Their Hurtful Legacy and Reclaiming Your Life
Susan Forward
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this book from Amazon
• Paperback 320 pages (May 2002)
• Publisher: Bantam Books Ltd
•ISBN: 0553814826
The first section of the book looks at the myths of perfect parents and the effects of “toxic” parents on the adult lives of their children. There are then separate chapters dealing with different types of “toxic” parents (the inadequate parent, the controlling (and manipulative) parent, the substance abusing parent, the verbally abusive parent, the physically abusive parent, the sexually abusive parent).
The second part of the book is more about you. It asks questions aimed at making you think about the way your parents have influenced your life and responses you might be able to use to deal with that.
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