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        <title>How to Document Abuse So It Actually Counts</title>
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        <description>Challenge. Why documentation fails Most people who experience abuse in an institution eventually write something down. The problem is not that they fail to document. The problem is that they document in ways that are useless when the moment comes. A journal entry that says &quot;Pastor was manipulative again today&quot;…</description>
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