Tips for Supporting Survivors #45: Encouragement @handingtheshameback
Tips for Supporting Survivors #45: Encouragement  @handingtheshameback
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Encouragement
Your survivor may feel weary and down at times about their history of child sexual abuse. Though expected and normal, they may need some encouragement at times. An effective way is to come up with 3 things that would help lift and shift their mood which gives them something else to focus on.
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Tips for Supporting Survivors #45: Encouragement

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