Why We All Need to Practice Emotional First Aid
Psychologist Guy Winch argues we practice better dental hygiene than emotional hygiene—we brush our teeth daily but do nothing to maintain psychological health. He…

Zelda Broyde and Bashie Naparstek address the deep emotional trauma and long-lasting impact of sexual abuse, focusing on the challenges survivors face in processing their experiences. They highlight the need for compassionate support, safe spaces for healing, and professional therapy as essential steps toward recovery and empowerment.
Further Resources: Ray of Hope offers support and community for female survivors of sexual abuse in the Jewish community (https://rayofhopeus.org/)
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