Moving On - positive stories from women survivors of child sexual abuse
Funded by Community Benefit SA ($25,000 - 2006 / 2008)
Outcomes - A book detailing inspiring stories from women from women who have confronted the adversities and personal challenges associated with sexual abuse during their childhood. These women have had the courage to work through past difficulties to move into a future with which they are content. They reveal the thinking, decision-making, strategies and actions that have enabled them to reclaim their lives, to grow and keep moving on.
Copies of "Moving On" may be purchased from the RDNS Research Unit for $20 plus $7 postage/handling -
Click below to download a copy of the entire book and book cover.
Please note the book is 240 pages so will take a little while to open and to print.
Promoting Capacity with Homeless Women Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse Misusing Alcohol, Drugs or Gambling
Project undertaken in collaboration with Catherine House Inc.
Funded by the Alcohol Education and Rehabilitation (AER) Foundation Limited Community Development Grant
($159,000 - 2003-05)
Abstract
Resource for CSA Survivors "
Reclaiming Myself After Child Sexual Abuse" (self help guide - pdf 2.3MB)
Resource for Service Providers "
Facilitating Transition After Child Sexual Abuse" (outlining the transition process - pdf 1.7MB)
For more information, email
Dr Antonia van Loon, Project Manager/Senior Research Fellow, or email the
Research Unit or phone (08) 8208 5355.
Transition: moving through life’s adverse disruptions
Dr Debbie Kralik and Dr Antonia van Loon recently developed a poster titled ‘Transition: moving through life’s adverse disruptions’, for the United Nations Conference ‘Engaging Healthy Communities' held during August 2005 in Brisbane. This poster outlines the developing transitions theory that has been the focus of Dr Kralik’s research for the past decade, and more recently Dr van Loon. The poster includes a (tested) practical model that community health workers can use to assist people to move through adversity. This model has direct applicability to the National Chronic Illness Self Management agenda. Approximately 2500 delegates attended the conference and the poster received accolades from many.
Click here to download the poster. (PDF, 1.2Mb) This poster prints best as A3, if you would like a copy of the poster please
email the research unit.