Tail of the Bell

Ray, a father-son incest survivor, discusses his experiences with Believing the Unbelievable. He also touches upon sadism and dissociative identity disorder (also known as multiple personality disorder).

C. Imani Williams, shares her story of reclaiming herself after being molested by her grandfather as a child.

Her referenced work can be obtained through the following links:
1. "Tweenlet" C.Imani Williams at http://www.gysysocialite.com/

2. Poets and Allies For Resistance 2015, Anthology
https://www.amazon.com/Poets-Allies-Resistance-2015-Anthology/dp/0991297563

3. Latest poetry publication.
2019 Altadena Poetry Review
https://www.shabdapress.com/altadena-poetry-review-2019.html

Denise, a father-daughter incest survivor, shares her personal trauma and the long term impacts on healthy boundaries. Lisa Bals, an experienced clinician from Portland Maine expands upon the topic.

In this episode "Denise" (our courageous guest using a pseudonym) shares her story and we explore the difficult topic of promiscuity as both an incest survivor response and coping mechanism.

Zorialys ("Zori") discusses the aftermath of reporting incest as a minor to child protective services.

If you would like additional information on Zori or her foundation, please go to her facebook page at https://m/facebook.com/icanforgive/?ref=bookmarks

Author Tiffini Johnson, a father-daughter incest survivor, shares her story and discusses her experiences with dissociation. Lisa Bals, a Portland, Maine clinician elaborates on the dissociation coping mechanism.

Podcast host, Nancy Allen, shares her personal story of father-daughter incest and her motivations behind Tail of the Bell.