Mental Health Month began in May of 1949 to raise awareness of mental health conditions and mental health wellness. Mental health conditions and disorders are often the result of our thinking. Our thoughts about the past, present and future can affect how we feel. Our thoughts can create extreme emotional and physical pain. Understanding the…
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April – National Official Sexual Assault and Abuse Awareness Month. Winnipeg- If it’s not sexual crimes we read about in the papers, or sexual assaults and child abuse stories, we are subjected to reading and hearing about the sex offenders who are getting away with sentences which do not fit the crime of these heinous…
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Written on
March 22, 2012 by
Karin Hiebert in
Abusers,
awareness,
Child Sexual Abuse,
Graham James,
laws,
Manitoba justice,
sex offenders,
Sheldon Kennedy,
Theo Fleury,
Todd Holt,
winnipeg news
It seems that when justice fails, we have ‘just us’ to rely on to create the necessary changes to help save others from the heinous sex crimes committed by the perpetrators, predators and pedophiles of the world. We have a major problem when judges do not take the issue of sexual offenses seriously, sending a…
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Writing a book. Those who have read a couple of chapters use words like; “Riveting”, ‘Powerful’, ‘Shocking’, ‘Informative’ and helpful… then there are Sherman Hue’s touching words at the side bar of the blog… Personally, I call it sad- followed by Survivor. I made a sign one day, and put it in the window…hoping someone…
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Jeep- it makes me sick—! When I watch the new Jeep commercial about ‘your name’, about how no one can take away your name- I cringe. I want to throw something at the television. I want to write them, or call them up to let them know how wrong they are, how it triggers unbearable…
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The Political Debate As I listened and watched the political debate the other night on television, I have to say that it was most disappointing. When there was talk of criminals, justice and domestic violence against women something about that part of the debate really angered me. For one, this gender divide needs to stop….
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“Don’t be a twit when you tweet, and if someone calls you a twat- for whatever reason, expose them with a simple Re-tweet and don’t engage any further. Hit the block button. If things get out of hand, you call the authorities, including reporting them to the twitter ‘police’ -chances are they will lose the…
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Written on
November 21, 2010 by
Karin Hiebert in
Abusers,
awareness,
bullying,
cyber stalkers,
cyber-bullying,
justice,
Karin Hiebert,
sex offenders,
social media,
Survivors
Karin Hiebert- a victim of Cyber-bullying, sexual harassment and cyber-abuse. Read more~ Cyber-Bullying- It’s not just kids and teens who are being bullied, harassed and attacked online: adults are becoming a target of bullying as well. I know, it happened to me… While there is more awareness now, and information on what to do if…
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Abuse Is A Dirty Word- It’s a dirty thing- a dirty action- and it’s happening in so many ways… Abuse is happening every day. Abuse happens at work, at home, on line, it happens within charities and in places that we may not even consider. There are so many forms of abuse that sometimes we…
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Domestic Disputes and Finances: Recent studies show that most people have a difficult time recognizing that they or someone they know are actually in an abusive relationship. Domestic Violence and abuse doesn’t always begin, or end in obvious violent behavior. Although studies show that even the mildest form of any type of abuse can, and…
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