ALICE PERLE

RESOLVE: A STORY OF COURAGE, HEALTHY INQUIRY AND RECOVERY FROM SIBLING SEXUAL ABUSE

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Resolve, what I have learned

Since 2023, this blog has held regular reflections, early journal notes and context around Resolve and sibling sexual abuse. New writing is now continuing on Substack, where longer reflections can…

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8 January 2026

Dropping the Christmas Bombshell

'We can’t have change without loss, which is why so often people say they want change but nonetheless stay exactly the same.' LORI GOTTLIEB, PSYCHOTHERAPIST & AUTHOR

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9 December 2025

Step Back From the Cauldron

In the 1990s, that decade where my three children were born, there were three women who were part of a family system I was walking close to. I wasn’t trying…

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14 November 2025
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    Important New Resource: Incest AWAREness Guide To Help Close The Incest Gap

    4 October 2024 /

    Josephine Lauren, founder of the IncestAWARE Alliance released their important IncestAWAREness Guide this week. Learn how to help close the Incest Gap. Discover how you can contribute to this global movement for change.

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    The tears felt like they had been waiting in little pockets inside me, each one assigned to a specific memory or emotion. As I let those tears flow, I began to feel lighter. The memories weren’t gone, but they no longer had the same power over me. With each tear shed, I felt a little more free.

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    Part One: Stop Downplaying What It Was

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