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Welcome to Pandora's Aquarium, a rape, sexual assault, and sexual abuse survivor message board and chat room.
If you've been a victim of any type of sexual violence, you belong here. What you see below represents just a fraction of the resources and survivor support available. Register now to join our community and take full advantage of what this online support group has to offer you as you heal and recover, or sign in to remove this message.

You are not alone, we can support you as you heal, and you've made an important step toward recovery by reaching out. If you are unable to register or have any questions, please contact the staff or view our home page.

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Survivor Self-Help
http://survivorselfhelp.pbwiki.com

Link URL http://survivorselfhelp.pbwiki.com
Submitted By Labyrinth   on Jul 13 2006 10:24 PM
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Description A wiki style website with self-help information regarding all areas of healing. Includes sections on religion, spirituality, self-injury, eating disorders, substance abuse, coping skills, and trauma disorders. Includes worksheets, exercises, and tools to use in your personal recovery and healing process.

Pandora's Aquarium, Inc. is not intended to be a substitute for professional assistance. All members and visitors are encouraged to establish a relationship with a trained counselor, therapist, or psychiatrist. Pandora's Aquarium, Inc. offers rape and sexual abuse survivor-to-survivor support only. Despite any qualifications staff or members possess, they are not engaged in a professional relationship with any other member. Survivors in crisis are urged to seek local help by contacting 911 or their local rape crisis center. Use of this website constitutes acceptance of the Terms of Service located here.