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The ultimate document for women who have experienced violence both in childhood and adult life. Violence includes, child sexual abuse, physical violence, rape, verbal and esteem violence and childhood exposure to violent and aggressive relationships..........reommends CPT (Cognitive Process Theraphy) theraphy, and diagnoses of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder for those of us who experiencing revictimisation, anxiety, depression and a number of mental health symptoms with no current explanation. We can fix it and ourselves and never again get into self harming behaviour and work towards moving our lives away from abusive situations.

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The ultimate document for women who have experienced violence both in childhood and adult life. Violence includes, child sexual abuse, physical violence, rape, verbal and esteem violence and childhood exposure to violent and aggressive relationships..........reommends CPT (Cognitive Process Theraphy) theraphy, and diagnoses of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder for those of us who experiencing revictimisation, anxiety, depression and a number of mental health symptoms with no current explanation. We can fix it and ourselves and never again get into self harming behaviour and work towards moving our lives away from abusive situations.

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