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Female Sexual Predators of Males with Julie Brand
Female Sexual Predators of Males with Julie Brand
Female Sexual Predators of Males with Julie Brand
Friday 7th September 2018
Julie Brand explores the hidden struggles of male abuse survivors and societal myths in this eye-opening episode of 'Mental Health News Radio'.
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Get the buttons here!Julie Brand on the Hidden Struggles of Male Abuse Survivors
I like to believe that he did, because think about how hard that is. It's called 1in6 org in California, and the other is malesurvivor org on The East Coast, and these are excellent, and a couple of the points I'm going to make this morning come from 1in6.
Imagine the courage it takes for a young man to speak out about being sexually abused by a female predator. In this compelling episode of 'Mental Health News Radio', Julie Brand, author of 'A Mother's Touch: Surviving Mother-Daughter Sexual Abuse', returns to share her expertise on this often-overlooked issue. With the #MeToo movement shedding light on many untold stories, Julie dives into the case of actress Asia Argento and her alleged relationship with a 17-year-old young man.
This episode doesn't just skim the surface; it delves into the deep emotional and psychological impacts such abuse can have on young men. Julie discusses why it's particularly challenging for male survivors to come forward and the societal myths that keep them silent. Through her work with CAPER Consulting, Julie has become a fierce advocate for mental wellness, focusing on child abuse prevention, education, and recovery.
She brings years of experience as a guidance counselor to the table, offering invaluable insights into the unique challenges male survivors face. The episode also explores the differences in treating male and female perpetrators and provides a list of resources for those in need. Whether you're a mental health professional, a survivor, or someone looking to understand more about this sensitive topic, this episode is a must-listen. It’s an eye-opener that encourages empathy and informed support for male survivors.