Reclaiming Our Souls: Welcome

Reclaiming Our Souls:
Compassionate Support
for
Sexual Abuse Survivors

May this site be a source of comfort and hope to all those who come here:
May those who visit here be free from harm, joyful, and at peace.
May those who visit here find peace in the midst of their pain,
Hope in the face of despair,
Calm in the heart of the storm,
Joy in the face of sadness,
Compassion for themselves and for others,
And renewed strength for their journey.

I wish to thank my late husband, Mike, for all the ways he found to support me throughout my healing, and for always being ready and willing with technical support as I developed this site. His was a life well lived and a death met with great integrity, and I miss him greatly. Life, however, is a mystery beyond our comprehension, and evolves in directions we cannot anticipate. I married Tom Hemeyer on May 17, 2003. I am grateful for his support of my work in this area, as in all aspects of my life.

The Reclaiming Our Souls Web site was launched on September 3, 2000.

This site last updated September, 2008

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The links provided in this site are provided as a service only. The author of this page assumes no responsibility for the content of the links provided. The author of this site assumes no responsibility, directly or indirectly, for any form of damages resulting from the use or misuse of information contained or implied by these documents. This site is not intended to provide nor to replace therapy, counseling, or medical advice. If you are currently working with a therapist or counselor, nothing you read on this site should be taken to imply or encourage you to discontinue that work. Indeed, I regard such work as the most basic approach to healing the wounds of childhood sexual abuse.