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Listening to a disclosure from a survivor/victim (under 18)

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"Disclosing" is when you tell someone that you are being (or have been) sexually abused. The Brave Movement have some advice to help you understand what to do if a survivor of sexual violence discloses to you.

Listening to a disclosure from a survivor/victim (under 18)

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