Dear survivors, activists, healers and friends,
It's nearly seven years since I began my website on child abuse survivors, and now that I'm able to shift the site from "askios-ivil.tripod.com" to "askios.tripod.com" (which I hope will be an easier URL for you to remember) I decided to remodel, update and complete the site. I hope you like the new look and content, and find it useful and healing. Those of you who know my fondness for affirmations and inspirational writing will enjoy the little messages at the end of each page, and at the end of the site.
Please note there are special introductory pages that I hope will cater to your specific needs -
For Activists (e.g. NGOs, social workers, and professionals from government, legal, media or other related fields)
For Healers (e.g. doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, counsellors, therapists)
For Friends (friends of survivors, and supportive family members including spouses, parents, or siblings)
and of course, For Survivors.
The Contents page has details of what's on each page. That might be a good place to start your journey through this website, especially if you're looking for a specific topic.
Stay strong,
Nazu.
[ Click here to visit the Askios website.]
It's nearly seven years since I began my website on child abuse survivors, and now that I'm able to shift the site from "askios-ivil.tripod.com" to "askios.tripod.com" (which I hope will be an easier URL for you to remember) I decided to remodel, update and complete the site. I hope you like the new look and content, and find it useful and healing. Those of you who know my fondness for affirmations and inspirational writing will enjoy the little messages at the end of each page, and at the end of the site.
Please note there are special introductory pages that I hope will cater to your specific needs -
For Activists (e.g. NGOs, social workers, and professionals from government, legal, media or other related fields)
For Healers (e.g. doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, counsellors, therapists)
For Friends (friends of survivors, and supportive family members including spouses, parents, or siblings)
and of course, For Survivors.
The Contents page has details of what's on each page. That might be a good place to start your journey through this website, especially if you're looking for a specific topic.
Stay strong,
Nazu.
[ Click here to visit the Askios website.]
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