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Supporting someone who has experienced
"No matter what your past has been,
Supporting someone who has experienced
A newsletter from Rape Crisis Scotland
Annual Report 2009 Introducing Rape
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On Progress And Hope | Rape Crisis Scotland
Thoughts from a young activist on Equally Safe at School (ESAS) | Rape Crisi...
Young activists are leading the way in sexual violence prevention in schools...
for the brain to replay events to process or reach some understanding of the attack. During a flashback, you may feel that it is really happening to you now. This is very frightening How you experience flashbacks is individual to you and what
Supporting someone who has experienced
for the brain to replay events to process or try to understand the attack. This is very frightening, and your partner may want to avoid sex in case of flashbacks. You can help to reduce the fear and panic they cause. For example, it may be
"No matter what your past has been,
you are ‘reliving’ the events. It can feel almost as real as when it originally happened. They can last from a few seconds to a few hours and can happen at any time, anywhere and often occur without warning, regardless of how you are feeling
Supporting someone who has experienced
for the brain to replay events to process or try to understand the attack. This is very frightening, and your partner may want to avoid sex in case of flashbacks. You can help to reduce the fear and panic they cause. For example, it may be
A newsletter from Rape Crisis Scotland
I know that just from recent events, and I’ve found out that there’s a group in Glasgow that actually is kind of a one-stop kind of shop where all of these needs are taken care of, and I think having something like that would be so much nicer
Annual Report 2009 Introducing Rape
We ran stalls at seven events. In addition to general administration calls and calls to the helpline, we responded to 427 enquiries with double the number of information requests. Media 91 Information 247 Support 89 10 11 Working for
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to take a written diary of events with you, as well as any questions you have, so you don't forget anything you want to include. working to end sexual violence Even if you don’t want to involve the police, you may wish to apply for a non
On Progress And Hope | Rape Crisis Scotland
Solidary for survivors from Raith Rovers' fans and a shift in sport culture.
Thoughts from a young activist on Equally Safe at School (ESAS) | Rape Crisi...
Young Shetlander activist Jessica on ESAS and why schools must do more to prevention gender-based violence.
Young activists are leading the way in sexual violence prevention in schools...
Did you know that some Rape Crisis Centres support young people's activism? Find out more.