How To Tell Someone You Were Sexually Assaulted
| Friends and family can provide comfort and support when you’ve experienced sexual assault. Learn who to tell, what to say, and how to stay safe. |
| Friends and family can provide comfort and support when you’ve experienced sexual assault. Learn who to tell, what to say, and how to stay safe. |
| Most perpetrators who sexually abuse children and create and distribute CSAM are adults the child already knows and trusts. |
| RAINN’s T.A.L.K. acronym is a practical tool for having supportive conversations with survivors. THANK them, ASK how you can help, LISTEN, and KEEP supporting. |
| RAINN’s H.E.A.L. acronym is a simple, powerful guide to help people show up for survivors. Share resources, become trauma-informed, advocate, and listen. |
Wrap up your healing journey with tools, support, and a personal resilience plan designed to empower survivors of child sexual abuse.
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