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Witnessing or Experiencing Violence or Assault
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Witnessing or Experiencing Violence or Assault
Violence and assault can happen in public places, at home, online, or at work. These events are shocking, often fast moving, and can leave lingering emotional and physical effects.
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Short recordings of our counsellors answering the questions that come up most in sessions on this topic.Videos about Witnessing or Experiencing Violence or Assault
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‘So Many Reasons’ #IJUSTFROZE
Explains common trauma responses (including “freezing”) and challenges victim-blaming—useful for peo...
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Tips for supporting survivors
Simple, trauma-informed guidance on how to respond if someone discloses sexual violence—helpful for...
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Caseworkers recruited to help Sussex fraud victims
Introduces Victim Support staff assisting people affected by fraud — useful for showing that emotion...
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