SurvivorSpace Mobile vs Dr. Lin

SurvivorSpace is a clearinghouse of resources, empowering messages of hope and healing, and information about victims’ rights and new legislation. SurvivorSpace is a technology-based resource informed by survivors, for survivors. It offers a safe space where survivors can learn about child sexual abuse; find information on new rights under the law; focus on self-care and resiliency; read survivor stories; explore civil litigation; access national resources and institutional programs; and connect with others to learn about and discuss a wide range of topics. In the coming months, additional tools and features will be added to SurvivorSpace, including a Sample Civil Litigation Intake Form, new types of SurvivorCircles, more SurvivorSpotlights and Survivor Stories, Conversations with Survivors’ video series, and information for professionals and youth-serving organizations.

Many things can go wrong in a relationship, but many people wait quite a while before they seek help. Suppose you find yourselves unhappy, fighting about little things over and over, avoiding conversations altogether, or drifting apart. When these things happen, couples relationship education is the right place to start a journey to reconnection. None of us gets a good relationship education, so we all have things to learn. Each person in the relationship must understand their part in the struggles and determine if they are ready to do what’s necessary to make those connections possible. I begin with the premise that the only person you can change is yourself and that if you change, the system you are in will change as well. Personally, it isn’t easy work, but the alternative is to give up on your hopes and dreams altogether. Better relationships are possible when you have a roadmap and know how to do the maintenance necessary to preserve your progress.