- 07, 15, 2015
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- By Bill Ronzheimer
- Childhood Sexual Abuse, Children, Communication, Disclosure, Parenting
Cosby was a better actor than I thought he was.
Bill Cosby was an even better actor than I thought he was. Cliff Huxtable, whom Cosby played in The Cosby Show, was a man with admirable family values and honorable morals. Wow, that was great acting! In more recent years, Cosby has toured the country propagating a message about people taking personal responsibility for their […]
Take a Tour- 06, 30, 2015
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- By Bill Ronzheimer
- Boundaries, Childhood Sexual Abuse, Communication, Marriage, Self-care
If You Don’t Take Steps for Self-Care Now, You’ll Regret it Later (Part 1)
For many years, I assumed that anything with the word “self” in front of it was not good: selfish, self-indulgent, self-righteous, self-pity. I’ve now awakened to the fact that there are some exceptions and self-care is one of those exceptions. Jesus, the personification of selflessness, knowing the limitations of his disciples, guided them in self-care. […]
Take a Tour- 05, 21, 2015
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- By Bill Ronzheimer
- Childhood Sexual Abuse, Communication, Marriage, PTSD, Trauma
Here’s how you might avoid accidentally pulling the trigger on your wife
In my research of husbands whose wives were victims of childhood sexual abuse (CSA), social relationship conflict was at the top of the list – even surpassing sexual frustration – as the most problematic issue in their marriage. A common word used by husbands in my interviews was trigger, referring to how a simple conversation […]
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