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The Struggle by Urban Voodoo – Hip-Hop Healing

Thursday, June 10th, 2010
I just downloaded The Struggle by Urban Voodoo. It's a song about the struggle of growing up in a chaotic, abusive environment and trying to break free. There are many people who want to be a positive force in this world but find themselves bogged down by depression and anxiety that is directly related to living a life of trauma. It is important for us to support the adult children who want to uplift the youth of today if we ever hope to break these destructive cycles. If you are From Sabotage to Success by Sheri Zampellibold enough to admit that abuse happens and that it leaves a lasting impact. If you are bold enough to support the children and not the adults who abuse them, spend 99 cents on this single. Go to: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/urbanvoodoo --------------------------------------- If you're looking for step-by-step instruction on how to overcome self-sabotage, buy the book From Sabotage to Success. --------------------------------------- Get a Free Hypnosis Download: Create the Life You Want at icreatehabits.com

Gardens of the Night Shines Light on Abuse, Neglect and Child Abuduction

Saturday, December 6th, 2008
This past week I went on a day-long search for quality information about child abuse that I could use for my class, Introduction to Victimology. One of the things I found was a trailer for Gardens of the Night. It's a movie staring Tom Arnold and John Malkovich about a young girl who was abducted as a child and molested throughout her youth. As a teen she is turned to the streets to become a prostitute. Eventually, she runs away with a friend and they survive street life together. I was thinking this movie might be entertaining and informative for the students in my class so I wanted to find out where its playing and how can I get a DVD. I went to their website at www.gardensofthenight.com to discover that the movie is playing in a total of 2 theatres in all of the United States of America. No, I didn't leave any numbers out, it is not an editorial error. It is playing in 2 (two) theatres in the entire nation. I guess I'm lucky that one of the theaters is less than 50 miles from my house and if traffic is light, it might only take an hour and a half each way to get there. Hopefully, once I do make it there it will be a good movie and they will be selling DVD's on site. In case you happen to live somewhere near one of the two places in the nation that show this movie, here is the GARDENS OF THE NIGHT Screening Schedule: November 7 Village East Cinema 181-189 2nd Ave New York, NY 10003 December 5 Laemmle's Sunset 5 8000 Sunset Blvd. West Hollywood, CA 90046 Gardens of the Night won the International Critics Award at the Deauville Film Festival. Apple iTunes

Tom Arnold Molested as Child – Stars in Movie about Child Abuse

Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008

Watch CBS Videos Online Tom Arnold stars in Gardens of the Night video to help spread awarness about child abuse and the after-effects. Here is a trailer for the movie: Happy Child

Abuse of Power: Everywhere but Nowhere to be Found

Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008
Photo by Cindy Schafer www.synergyimages.comI teach a class called Introduction to Victimology. Which means, once a week for the past 15 weeks or so I've been reading and speaking about...or listening to stories about things like: domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse (neglect, emotional abuse, physical abuse) and elder abuse. Right about now, I'm ready to flip a lid and so are many of my students. What I know for sure is that a lot of people are abused, neglected and sexually assaulted. Yet finding informative and interesting resources on these topics has been a challenge. As an instructor, I have access to a lot of stuff for free. Free videos, free downloads, free books and even access to other libraries in the nation. So, it should be pretty easy for me to find stuff about child abuse right? I mean, after all 1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men is sexually assaulted in their lifetime and according to my textbook, "899,000 children were determined to be victims of child abuse or neglect in 2005" and "42% of child fatalities were attributed to neglect" that same year. So it's something teachers who are training counselors should know a lot about. Agreed? Think of how much trauma is going on out there behind all this abuse. Not just the survivors but their loved ones as well. Marilyn Van Derbur Yet, the truth is, even though I have a Master's degree in counseling and trained for more than 3,000 hours as a therapist, I was only required so much as a weekend speed course about child abuse AND domestic violence. On top of that, even though I have advanced degrees and work at a college, it hasn't been easy for me to find interesting, informative resources about child abuse for my students. (One exception is Miss America by Day with Marilyn Van Derbur on video, which I purchased with my own money). While I was researching today, I found out about a book, The Mary Ellen Wilson Child Abuse Case and the Beginning of Children's Rights in 19th Century America by Eric A. Shelman. It's based on the story of a child living in 1874. She was so brutally abused for so long that neighbors began to suspect something was terribly wrong. Law enforcement went to her home to find her bruised, bloodied and chained to a bed. They didn't want to get involved. Eventually after many attempts to save the girl, she is removed from the abusive setting. After moving to a safe place, she flourishes. A Child Called It by Dave PelzerI swear to you, it is a twin sister of the book A Child Called It by Dave Pelzer published in 1995 (for those of you keeping track, it's a 121 year difference). Dave Pelzer's book sold millions of copies. How many people do you think read Mary Ellen Wilson's story? How many could even get it? I can't get it and I'm a college instructor in 2008 with access to top-notch resources. Now I could buy the book on Amazon for 45 bucks if I wanted to but I'm on a tight budget thanks to the economy and my shopaholicism so I'm trying to get it via the interlibrary loan instead. Heck, maybe I'll put in a request to have my department buy it. Hopefully their budget isn't cut the way the instructional media section of the library is. Just for example, I was trying to access the website that lists instructional videos and it kept coming up dead. So I called Donna to see what was up and she said the site has been discontinued. Not even SHE has a way to access the instructional videos database on our campus. Can you imagine? ------------- P.S. This whole topic right here is absolutely related to the way Fungus 53 was taken off satellite and why I want it back on the air. Anytime anyone talks about abuse of power they get silenced, one way or another. If you truly want a free country you should sign the petition to punk rock back on the air. P.P.S. My book, From Sabotage to Success is really good at helping you overcome the after-effects of abuse like low self-esteem, procrastination and worrying. P.P.P.S. I did a 7-minute recording on child abuse and I'm available to speak on this topic if needed. Happy Child

Deep Emotional Release Bodywork, When Talking Just Doesn’t Cut It

Monday, November 10th, 2008
James Hyman Deep Emotional Release BodyworkI used to be way more uptight than I am now. In fact, I was so anxious I almost thought I'd jump right out of my skin. I tried talking about it in therapy but it turns out, sometimes talking just isn't enough. In fact, there is scientific brain research that shows how trauma is stored in the amygdala which is separate from the neo-cortex or "thinking" part of the brain. Therefore, talking is sometimes not enough to help heal trauma. I've had plenty of trauma in my life and some of it happened before I was even able to speak. It turns out that just because you don't remember traumatic events or just because you "grow up" doesn't mean the impact of trauma goes away, the emotional impact of trauma can actually stay stored in your body and can be expressed in many non-verbal ways such as anxiety or physical illness. Part of my healing has been my work with Los Angeles based Master healer/teacher/Shaman, James Hyman, founder of the Deep Emotional Release Bodywork and Quantum Healing. James' work takes you to the core of your issues to help you release the associated blocks held in the body and subconscious mind. His work helps balance the chakras, open up the higher mind centers, and takes you to a new level on your path of Spiritual Awakening. His work also brings about new insight and Self-awareness and a strong sense of internal well-being and self-esteem. After working with James you will feel lighter, as if a heavy burden has been lifted. Sometimes you'll even have the direct physical experience of bliss and enlightenment. Healing HandsI'm always telling my friends about James Hyman and many people I know have travelled to see him, driving over and hour each way, yet always glad they did. This week I have a special announcement for my Long Beach and Orange County friends, James Hyman has offered to schedule a day of sessions in Long Beach, CA this Friday, November 14. There are only 5 openings left. I know it's short notice but I also know that if it's meant to be, it will work out for whoever it's supposed to work out for. The sessions will be held at the Everyday Zen Relaxation Studio located at 3740 Atlantic Blvd, Suite #201, in Long Beach, just north of the 405 freeway. If you're one of those people who've talked and talked in therapy but just never felt like you got anywhere, or if you feel burdened or stuck because of unresolved emotional isssues, this technique could help free you. Some of you are my friends and you've already experienced a session with James. If you're ready for a tune up or if you want to pass this information on to a friend, now would be a good time to do that. To schedule an appointment or ask questions, call (323) 684-6157 and ask for Barbara or e-mail emotionalrelease@gmail.com.

Trauma Makes a Lasting Impact Yet There Is Hope

Tuesday, May 20th, 2008
In a previous blog I told you I might post a picture of me when I was 2 with a broken arm. Well, I decided to follow through on my promise. Mainly because I want to make a point about child abuse and trauma and I want the world to start doing something more about it. This is a big job that needs awareness and dedication to get it done. Here I am at age 2 with a broken arm. I didn't fall. It wasn't an "accident." My step-father broke it. This is one of many traumatizing events that happened in my household over a period of 16 years. I moved out and became homeless at 16 which was preferable to living with my mom and (second) step dad. I'm not telling you this so you'll feel sorry for me. I've spent my whole life in the victim mode without even knowing it and now I want out. The purpose of this post is to create an awareness of the lasting impact of abuse and trauma. Even if you just look at it from a scientific, brain research point of view, when severe trauma happens in the body the brain reacts and responds in the way that is most effective at that time. It tries to protect you. It builds assumptions and associations (called schemas) to help you prevent future trauma. Mine were things like: man with beer on his breath = dangerous, adults = do not trust them, behavior = do what they tell you to do and you won't get hurt, "solution" = consume (food, drugs, alcohol, retail therapy whatever) and it makes you feel better for a moment or two (in fact, sometimes the "treat" after a particularly traumatizing event was to go get ice cream or a new pair of shoes.) To make it even worse, I didn't have any other stories to compare and contrast my story against except T.V. We moved a lot, we didn't have close friends, people didn't come to our house and we didn't go to theirs. We didn't even associate with our own family. It's basic cause and effect. Over time, trauma, worry and fear become habits. The repetition of fearful thoughts and events build neural pathways in the brain. You literally get addicted to the brain chemicals and when they aren't there, you look for some way to get them.  As a result of trauma, dysfunctional seems normal and normal seems weird. Once you're hooked on your brain chemicals, you don't feel right unless you have your fix. This is pretty much the explanation for self-sabotage. I realize now, more than ever after reading Ekhart Tolle that I created a life of victimhood based on the associations I built in childhood. My entire mission in life became finding evidence that supported these beliefs: "Men are bad, authority can't be trusted, you have to do everything yourself, do it the way they want you to do it or you'll suffer, people won't like you the way you are." I was a "good girl." I followed the rules and it nearly killed me. I know I'm not the only one. I had friends, they had friends, we shared stories. As a professional, I've worked with battered women, at-risk youth, drug addicts, ex-cons, sexual assault survivors and foster youth. Child abuse has created an entire society of traumatized kids.  Sometimes we call them "at-risk" youth, other times we call them demons but many times, they are doing the best they can based on what they've learned in life up to this point.  In my opinion, this issue needs to be addressed in a much larger and more effective way than it is right now. It is a job that requires a community approach if it is to be effective.  Many people who want to help become so overwhelmed that they can't help.  In fact, I'll admit, because of my own childhood trauma, I eventually had to quit working with youth. I literally felt like I was going to lose my mind. But I still care and I want you to care and I want us to make a difference.  Even if it just starts by doing our own healing and thereby breaking the cycle. I used to be ashamed of my childhood and I blamed myself for not "getting over" it.  I wanted to just move on and pretend it didn't happen and I thought I could just be strong.  I went to lots of therapy and I thought I could get over it by talking about it, crying about it and writing about it.  But it doesn't seem to work that way.  The truth is, many brain researchers have discovered that trauma is stored in an entirely different part of the brain (amygdala) than the part which is responsible for logic, thinking and talking (neo-cortex).  Therefore, you can never talk enough to heal yourself of the trauma.  There are many mind/body techniques available these days that are more powerful for healing trauma such as EMDR, Body Work, hypnosis and Somatic Experiencing. Another powerful and self-administered technique for relieving anxiety and curing phobias is EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) they will send you a free download with step-by-step directions to do EFT, all you have to do is enter your name and e-mail address. They don't hound you at all. It's low-key yet highly effective. If you can't afford or don't want to go to therapy, I found something that can help heal the effects of childhood trauma on the brain. It's called Holosynch and of everything I've ever tried in life this is the most effective in calming anxiety and expanding your mind beyond the limitations of a traumatic past. It's inexpensive and there are no harmful side-effects like there are with medication. It seems that for so many years I was trapped in a cycle of survival and I didn't know how to get out. Now I am beginning to see the light and I want share information that might help others to heal their wounds as well. Centerpointe Research will send you a free Holosynch demo CD. If you've been impacted by trauma or you feel like you've "tried everything" and it didn't work, this CD is worth a listen.