Snake in the Grass
By Michelle Wolff, CCASA Blogger Todd Akin’s statements don’t bear repeating here. By now we’ve all heard them ad nauseum and while at first I …
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By Kemi Chavez, CCASA Blogger So, Jerry Sandusky was convicted of sexually assaulting 10 boys over a period of 15 years. Now what? Do you …
Silence on the Eastern Plains
By Michelle Wolff I sent out a request in rural America via Facebook asking young women under the age of 25 to answer a few …
Getting to Know Your New Self
By David Braley It’s been two years since I first walked through the doors of the Fort Collins SAVA Center. It was there I …
Having “The Talk” with Your Spouse, Partner, or Significant Other
By Kemi Chavez Years ago, when I decided it was time to begin having “The Talk” with my eldest daughter, I really wasn’t sure how or where …
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A Survivor Speaks Out…and Rewards Accrue
By Joyce Aubrey My childhood on a small Kansas farm sparked a lifelong appreciation of the simplicity and wonder of nature. From the one-room school …
It’s Time to Talk About It: Perspectives from a Service Provider
By Meghann McCluskey Psychotherapy has long been hailed as “the talking cure,” and even its earliest pioneers understood the healing potential of simply speaking aloud …
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PETA? What in the World Are You Thinking?
By Michelle Wolff 17th JD SART Coordinator As a woman who has after many years absence, jumped back on the vegetarian wagon and who likes …
Talk About It!
During my journey as MS U.S. NORTH AMERICA 2012, I have been asked to do many things and make appearances. One of them was being …
Although All Victims Suffer Equally … Not All Victims Are Treated As Equals
By Darla Stuart, The Arc of Aurora People with developmental disabilities are often unable to recognize dangers, to protect themselves from those dangers, and to …
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