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NEVER RARELY SOMETIMES ALWAYS Sexual Abuse & Violation Is There Someone to Reach Inside My Pain?

NEVER RARELY
SOMETIMES ALWAYS
Secret World Of Sexual Abuse
Is There Someone To
Reach Inside My Pain?

August 20, 2020 by Dr. Sandra E. Cohen

Watching Autumn’s cautious troubled face in the quietness of Never Rarely Sometimes Always draws us into the dark shattered life of a traumatized girl. If she’d let us in. Autumn lives behind walls. Alone. Vigilant. Angry. Always afraid. Can’t allow help: “I’ve got it.” People aren’t to be trusted. That she’s learned. If you think …

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SOMETIMES ALWAYS
Secret World Of Sexual Abuse
Is There Someone To
Reach Inside My Pain?

Inspiration

“We come to Film and TV to find our hidden stories. If we look deeply into a character’s psyche, there is much to see about ourselves.”

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