Book on sexual abuse: Father's Touch
Donald D'Haene
Registrant
FATHER'S TOUCH https://www.fatherstouch.com/Order.htm
Read the book Fathers Touch by Donald DHaene and experience the strength and passion to reclaim ones life from the darkest depths of humanity. In Father's Touch, you will learn the mind of a child predator, and experience the resilience of the human spirit to survive and heal.
Mike Lew on Father's Touch:
Excerpt from foreward to Father's Touch (Second Edition)
". . . As you read this book you will come to know and admire many facets of Donald D'Haene. You will meet Donald as an innocent - a boy victim. And you will accompany him on his heroic journey to being the victor he is today. From its lyrical beginning through to the end, Father's Touch is the definition of "painfully honest". This is a work of rare power.
We learn of how, to survive the abuse, the child learns to compartmentalize ("split") his personality.
We are exposed to shocking evidence of the imposition of warped adult sexuality, disrupting normal development of the child victim's sexuality.
We are offered insight into the conflicts experienced by the child victim, as we read of the lies told by the abuser - lies told to the child, to the community, and to himself.
We see how the manipulations of the perpetrator enlist the child in his own victimization, bringing him to see himself as responsible for what is being done to him.
And we find that some behaviors that appear to be odd or self-defeating are in reality effective survival strategies discovered by a young person with few external resources . . ."
Mike Lew,
Victims No Longer
and Leaping upon the Mountains
Read the book Fathers Touch by Donald DHaene and experience the strength and passion to reclaim ones life from the darkest depths of humanity. In Father's Touch, you will learn the mind of a child predator, and experience the resilience of the human spirit to survive and heal.
Mike Lew on Father's Touch:
Excerpt from foreward to Father's Touch (Second Edition)
". . . As you read this book you will come to know and admire many facets of Donald D'Haene. You will meet Donald as an innocent - a boy victim. And you will accompany him on his heroic journey to being the victor he is today. From its lyrical beginning through to the end, Father's Touch is the definition of "painfully honest". This is a work of rare power.
We learn of how, to survive the abuse, the child learns to compartmentalize ("split") his personality.
We are exposed to shocking evidence of the imposition of warped adult sexuality, disrupting normal development of the child victim's sexuality.
We are offered insight into the conflicts experienced by the child victim, as we read of the lies told by the abuser - lies told to the child, to the community, and to himself.
We see how the manipulations of the perpetrator enlist the child in his own victimization, bringing him to see himself as responsible for what is being done to him.
And we find that some behaviors that appear to be odd or self-defeating are in reality effective survival strategies discovered by a young person with few external resources . . ."
Mike Lew,
Victims No Longer
and Leaping upon the Mountains