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The Tiger’s Eyelash Story: patience and release
The tigers eye lash is a story about patience, about giving the enraged one kindness and time to get over it. It’s something we often do for other people, we say, ‘Oh they’re upset, give them some time, a few days, and they’ll get over it and calm down. But it’s something that we seldom do for ourselves. - Clarissa Pinkola-Estes
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The Bigger Picture of Sibling Sexual Abuse
Sexual abuse involving child siblings is thought to be the most common form of intra-familial child sexual abuse, perhaps up to three times as common as the sexual abuse of a child by a parent.
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Is Forgiveness Real?
Alice Perle invites readers to her blog series in February, sharing her eclectic healing process from sibling sexual abuse, including hypnotherapy experiences. During hypnotherapy, she explored forgiveness, visualising release from emotional ties, realising that forgiveness is not excusing abuse but freeing herself. Despite progress, she acknowledges her ongoing healing journey, coping with repressed memories and cPTSD, and considering various healing modalities. Her memoir, "Resolve", details her path to recovery and is available in multiple formats.
