Series of 9 Books by Diane Roblin Lee This series of nine booklets (averaging 50 pages each) was written by Diane Roblin-Lee, CEO of LifeNet, out of extensive research and the tragedy of her own life. It is her desire to honour the victims of child sexual abuse and prevent similar tragedies in the lives of others. Forewords by Dr. Melodie Bissell, CEO of Plan to Protect.

Book #1 - Predator-Proof Your Family Series by Diane Roblin-Lee Sexual abuse of children is becoming epidemic in our society. While it has been an issue since the beginning of time, the factors surrounding and influencing it have changed radically with the digitization of society. Because of the long-lasting effects of child molestation and child sexual abuse on individuals – and the ripple effect on their families – we must understand the scope of this issue if we are to have any hope of making the world a safer place for our children.

Book #2 - Predator-Proof Your Family Series by Diane Roblin-Lee How can we protect our children if we don't know who the predators are? Until outed through charges being laid against them, predators are usually impossible to spot. They lurk behind masks designed to look like everyman or everywoman. • What are the warning signs? • How do people become predators? • Do people who have been abused become molesters? • What part does pornography play in the development of a predator? Get answers to these questions and more in Who is the Predator?

Book #3 - Predator-Proof Your Family Series by Diane Roblin-Lee Incredibly, we entrust the identification of pedophiles to the smallest, most vulnerable members of society—our children! By the time they tell us they don’t like going to Uncle Charlie’s house, it’s often too late. Damage has already been done. Whom can we trust? What is the “grooming process”? How can we manage the dangers of the Internet? What do we do if we suspect that someone may be a predator? Get answers to these questions and more in Predator-Proofing our Children.

Book #4 - Predator-Proof Your Family Series by Diane Roblin-Lee Why do some child-molesters go to church and call themselves Christians? Gain insight into the internal struggle of the child molester in church and how it can be resolved. Introducing the “iHeart” – proposed technology that would identify the condition of people’s hearts as they enter churches! Each of us needs to have our minds renewed. We need a new mind-set that values things like kindness, integrity, mentoring, patience, consideration, concern for others, gratitude, generosity, forgiveness, restorative justice and wisdom. In the process of renewal, we need to be highly conscious of those who do not espouse the same values and be well educated as to their tactics.

Book #5 - Predator-Proof Your Family Series by Diane Roblin-Lee How was it possible for Diane Roblin-Lee to have been married for 38 years without knowing that her husband, 13 years into the marriage, had begun to molest children? The answer lies in the fact that child-molesters are such highly skilled manipulators that they can fool even a mate with whom they live – and convince a child that keeping the deep dark secret is critically important for both of them. They are usually so addicted to pornography that acting out the taunting perversions of their porn-soaked brains becomes the driving force of their lives. Once the fog from the shock, betrayal, and shame of her husband’s crimes began to clear, Diane wondered how any young mom could possibly be expected to protect her children from a predator – if she had lived with one for all those years and not recognized the signs. Following her divorce, the sale of her home, and the dismantling of their business, Diane immersed herself in research and emerged with the Predator-Proof Your Family Series, breaking the silence in which predators hide. The publishing of this Series of nine booklets is Diane’s way of turning her brokenness, and that of her family, into information and protection for other children and other families. This booklet exposes clearly the link between pornography and child sexual abuse and responds to questions like, “ Who looks at child pornography? Is it really addictive? Are you raising a child molester? Is anybody doing anything to protect and rescue kids and clean up the moral air we breathe?” Get answers to these questions and more in The Porn Factor.

Book #6 - Predator-Proof Your Family Series by Diane Roblin-Lee Explores and discusses the role of the brain in child sexual abuse and restoration. There is plenty of evidence surfacing that the stress of child molestation can cause actual brain damage in some individuals – but that the damage may be reversible. Dr. Caroline Leaf contends that the primary means of healing toxic thoughts, emotions and bodies is by consciously controlling one’s thought life. Find out how this can happen in It’s all About the Brain.

Book #7 - Predator-Proof Your Family Series by Diane Roblin-Lee Finding healing for a child who has been abused. When the worst that can happen has already happened and your child has been sexually abused, the challenge is in finding the best path to healing for the child in the face of dealing with your own agony. That’s not easy.

Book #8 - Predator-Proof Your Family Series by Diane Roblin-Lee This booklet takes a look at Community and Church response to convicted child molesters who have served their time and are released into society. The challenge is how to best guard against reoffending and protect children. It includes the model for a re-integration process which has been used with success in nurturing healing and hope but minimizing opportunity to re-offend. Diane Roblin-Lee also examines the concept of Restorative Justice.

Book #9 - Predator-Proof Your Family Series by Diane Roblin-Lee This is the story of a family ripped apart by the fruit of pornography and unbroken generational sin. While their names and some circumstances have been changed to protect the victims and families, the story is written to honor them and shed light on any clues that may help people spot potential molesters before they harm another child. These days, many people have soaked their souls in pornography and walk around like ticking time bombs, waiting to act out the depraved fantasies that have been planted in their heads. Sexual child molestation almost invariably begins with someone dabbling in pornography, never in their wildest dreams intending to molest a child. Following “Kari’s” decision to tell their story, she discussed the ramifications with her (by then ex) husband, “Matt,” following his release from prison. She and some other family members felt his perspective would lend deeper insight for the protection of other children - if he would agree to an interview. He did, and it is contained - in all of its raw tragedy - within these pages. He was broken and open to exposing his deepest shame if it could in any way dissuade anyone else from targeting a child or acting on perverted fantasies. This story is not yet ended. It is the story of a journey. We have yet to see the full picture of God’s redemptive plan.