Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (ASCA SM) is an international self-help support group program designed specifically for adult survivors of neglect, physical, sexual, and/or emotional abuse. The ASCA SM program offers: Community based self-help support groups Provider based self-help support groups Web based self-help support groups Survivor to Thriver workbooks This web site, ascasupport.org, is the only official site of The Norma J. Morris Center and the Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (ASCA) Program. Information The “Starting Point” tab link at the top of the page provides information to assist our first-time visitors in quickly understanding and using this Web site. The Neurobilology of Happiness Conference 2009 pdf 684kb. Small Group Discussion Notes in PDF format. Basic Nervous System Anatomy pdf 647. PDF presentation from the Plenary (Neurobiology Conference). If you have an older browser, right click the above link and choose "Save link as" or "Save target as". You will need Adobe Reader. Needs of Adult Surviovrs of Child Abuse Survey 2009 PDF 684kb. The E. Diane Champé Institute is conducting an anonymous survey of adult survivors of child abuse and neglect. The survey results will be analyzed to identify and potentially substantiate needs of adult survivors of child abuse and neglect for specific services. ASCA Meeting Audio Example mp3. Listen to this audio example of an ASCA meeting (re-enactment). Contributions to ASCA via Network for Good ASCA SM does not receive government funding. 100% of our financial support comes from benefit fundraising events and charitable contributions.   Crisis & Information Hotline Assistance – Hotline assistance via The Child Welfare Information Gateway – provided by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Current ASCA SM Meetings – See our Events & Meetings page for a list of ASCA SM support group meeting locations. Starting an ASCA SM Group – Our Outreach page provides information on how to start an ASCA SM support group in your area. Sharing Information – Our forum provides adults who have experienced childhood abuse a place to share information with other survivors. The ASCA SM Meeting Resources Page – ASCA SM program manuals and literature are available to individuals and organizations for download and use. Survivor to Thriver Online Manual – We have recreated The Survivor to Thriver Manual for easier online use and added certain interactive elements Home Page The ASCA Program ASCA FAQs The Morris Center ASCA Resources Meeting Resources Events & Meetings Forum & eMeetings Outreach Survivor to Thriver Manual More Resources Resources for Survivors ASCA Newsletter Other Web Resources I Still Have Questions Contact Us! File & Browser Help File Help Browser Help Privacy Statement

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