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This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the long-term impact of childhood sexual abuse. Drawing from a 12-year longitudinal study, it follows the journeys of women who confronted memories of trauma, sometimes decades after the abuse occurred. The book examines the complex role of amnesia in trauma, survival, and recovery. It also investigates the challenges and growth experienced by survivors as they navigate the healing process.
Readers gain insights into the personal responses to remembering, the reactions of others, and the difficult decision of confronting abusers. With a blend of quantitative data and qualitative accounts, this book provides new information, wisdom, and hope for survivors, counsellors, and researchers. It is a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of trauma and the power of ending silence.
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