Ritual Abuse
The best titles available on the difficult subject of ritual abuse are listed here.

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Behind Enemy Lines
Coming Through Ritual Abuse
Fight Rabbit Fight
Living Proof
Politics & Experience of Ritual Abuse
 Resistance
Safe Passage to Healing
 Where Angels Fear
Who Dares Wins

Behind Enemy Lines
produced by Eighteen & Under
 £

“There were a total of 27 survivors of ritual abuse who all contributed in some way to this book… All of them gave something precious of themselves to it… They contributed for the sole reason of trying to raise awareness in society about ritual abuse and in the hope of helping other survivors.”   

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Coming Through Ritual Abuse
by Phoenix
 £

A booklet of direct and powerful poetry:

“All through the long years agony
 I was loving tried to be good.
 I tried not to mind the pain
 And did what I was told I should.

 I thought it happened to children
 The big men going fucky-fuck
 The torture and the punishments
 I didn’t know it was rotten luck.”   

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Fight! Rabbit! Fight! : Stories About Ritual Abuse
 by Laurie Matthew
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"This book is designed to try and make it easier to understand some of the issues of ritual abuse... [and] to help people have more understanding of some of the problems that survivors of ritual abuse experience... Though the stories appear to be written like children's stories, they are not intended for children". 

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Living Proof : Presenting a Collection of Poetry Written by Survivors of Ritual Abuse
 by T.R.A.S.H.
 £

“They tell you that it is all lies, But listen to the truth, And open up your mind and eyes, Then look at me – the Living Proof.”   

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The Politics & Experience of Ritual Abuse : Beyond Disbelief
image by Sara Scott
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The author offers insights into why ritual abuse has become such a contested issue, while enabling the reader to explore the meaning of the term for themselves through first-person accounts. Drawing on her research with adults who have identified themselves as survivors, the author argues that the wholesale dismissal of such accounts as "false memories" produced by a "moral panic" may be somewhat premature. 

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Resistance : A Ritual Abuse Survivor Speaks Out
 by Mary Smith
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A survivor tells her story of ritual abuse and healing, in a moving and informative mix of prose and poetry. Her courage and strength shine through.  "...I wanted to put out some signposts for those survivors starting the hard and uncharted journey of recovering the memories of hell that are paradoxically healing, or those who might like another's account of what we have survived."

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Safe Passage To Healing : A Guide to Survivors of Ritual Abuse
Safe Passage To Healing by Chrystine Oksana
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“If you know or suspect that you are a survivor of ritual abuse, you are not alone… There is lots of companionship, survivor to survivor, in these pages. Survivors share the pain and despair of the early stages, and ways in which they found courage and strength. No matter how severe your circumstances, you will find that healing is possible. There is hope.”   

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Where Angels Fear : Ritual Abuse in Scotland
 by Laurie Matthew
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"If anyone is hoping to read horror stories in this book, forget it. They quite simply are not there. My aim is to expose the abusers and their actions as much as possible, and provide as much information as I possibly can about how the whole thing works, what they do... what it does to survivors and how people can help survivors."

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Who Dares Wins
by Laurie's Army (Dundee Young Women's Centre)
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 "Despite all the odds, survivors of ritual abuse are beginning to speak out about their experiences, and some people... are beginning to listen to them and support them. This book is an attempt to break down the isolation of survivors and supporters of survivors. It is also an attempt to give useful information and raise awareness of the issues involved so that the secrecy surrounding this sort of abuse can be broken."  By a worker with 20 years experience.

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