“The continuing media coverage of rape and sexual assault allegations faced by current and former political figures has put many sexual abuse survivors at risk of being traumatised all over again”. Drs Mary Iliadis, Bianca Fileborn and Rachel Loney-Howes share insights via The Conversation into what secondary trauma is, how it might happen and coping strategies. Access their article here.
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