Inrage

​Inrage: Healing the Hidden Rage of Child Sexual Abuse. Linda Y. Callaghan. 
Tyborne Hill. 2003. 
ISBN: 9780970692696.
 
Inrage is a book about the anger, trauma, and healing process experienced by survivors of child sexual abuse. The title suggests a focus on hidden rage — the anger that many survivors suppress or turn inward after abuse. The book appears to address both the psychological effects of abuse and paths toward recovery. Modern trauma resources also emphasize that anger can be a normal part of healing, especially when it is directed away from self-blame and toward an accurate understanding of what happened. They also note that healing may include acknowledging the abuse, breaking silence, grieving, and seeking support.
 
Linda Y. Callaghan is a medical doctor specializing in psychiatry, with a focus on adult, geriatric, and forensic psychiatry. Callaghan earned her Doctor of Medicine from the University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Center (1963–1968) and is board-certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Callaghan has run her own practices in Washington and Indiana, providing psychiatric services and consulting for home health care and community mental health.