Jane Gilgun

Professor, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, USA. Does qualitative research on violence, complex trauma, resilience, spirituality and religion

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Unkind Deeds and Coverups in Everyday Life: A series on Being a Shit. A humorous take on a serious topic told through stories https://t.co/lyI9CCAQNV

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What Makes the Difference Between a Wife Rapist and a Kindly Drama Teacher? https://t.co/v04bR3LWfm

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What Makes the Difference Between a Wife Rapist and a Kindly Drama Teacher? Read this and find out. https://t.co/U7OqaGGrRH

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Do Sexually Abused Children Become Abusers? Most do not. https://t.co/otPN5E1XBR

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Residential Sex Offender Treatment: A Revision. Please read this and let me know what you think. I want to represent treatment programs well. https://t.co/yjG2Zjqory

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Residential Sex Offender Treatment: learn what sex offenders must do to graduate from treatment programs. https://t.co/NjIQcHEMVJ

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Check out "Wednesday Night Live at the Gany" https://t.co/vwM5QXj7du @eventbritehelp

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The Design of Qualitative Social Work Research is available on @ResearchGate: https://t.co/tVwyOdkidr

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I'm a fool; I believe lies. The lies tell me I'm worthless and always will be. https://t.co/F9QpkqsGCQ

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A Best Friend: She was a junior prom queen type with personality. Foreverhttps://open.substack.com/pub/janegilgun/p/a-best-friend-forever?r=2xaqg&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

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On Being Happy. People want to be happy. Happy people have good relationships with others, manage their emotions well, and have beliefs that promote their own well-being and the well-being of others. https://t.co/0Q6nkhwBX6

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Malevolence. The thinking of people who hurt others and don’t care is shallow, simplistic, and short-sighted. https://t.co/gXU8aHcMvp

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Malevolence is a spiritual disease. Spiritually healthy people promote the wellbeing of others and take good care of themselves. Their lives have meanings and purpose. https://t.co/gXU8aHcMvp

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Stories People Tell: What Makes the Difference? This is a great site. Creative nonfiction where you can read true stories and meditations on what counts. https://t.co/mKJmW14TYs

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The Relentlessness of Joy Joy is all around us, seeks us out, and we seek it. Sometimes we are preoccupied and joy intrudes anyway. Some people are so preoccupied and closed off that joy doesn’t find its way in.
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The Devil's Grin: The Devil’s Grin: Hurting others when I don’t want to

We may not be responsible for how life circumstances shaped us, but we are responsible for identifying and undoing the influences that lead us to cause harm.

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Did you use this word in class? https://t.co/bkHjqzh7ON via @YouTube

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The Making of a Wife Rapist: I can rape my wife. What she wants doesn't matter. https://t.co/UkHYObzuvO

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The Making of a Wife Rapist: People who are violent are shallow and uncomplicated. They want something. They do whatever it takes to get what they want. That’s it. There’s nothing more to their violent ways than this.

They don’t care about the effects of their behaviors