I'm a sexual assault counsellor. Here's why it's so hard for

I'm a sexual assault counsellor. Here's why it's so hard for survivors to come forward, and what happens when they do


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I’m a sexual assault counsellor. Here’s why it’s so hard for survivors to come forward, and what happens when they do
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When survivors report sexual assault, they are frequently met with more questions than support. 
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As a senior sexual assault counsellor working with Sydney's Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, I often sit across from people on the worst day of their life.
The trauma of being sexually assaulted is an experience filled with violence. It transforms a person's sense of safety, their worldview and their relationships with others.
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