Sexual Assault

Trauma-informed sexual assault support

Receive support that centers safety, dignity, choice, and your pace.

Sexual violence can affect trust, boundaries, relationships, body awareness, and a person’s sense of safety. Therapy offers private, nonjudgmental support without requiring you to disclose details before you are ready.

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You may be noticing

Experiences that can bring people to therapy

You do not need to match every item or have a diagnosis before asking for support.

Fear, shame, anger, numbness, or self-blame
Difficulty with trust, touch, intimacy, or boundaries
Triggers, nightmares, avoidance, or feeling unsafe
Disconnection from your body or emotions

How therapy may help

Control stays with you.

Strengthen grounding, boundaries, and present-day safety.

Understand trauma responses without assigning blame to the survivor.

Explore healing and trauma processing only with consent, preparation, and collaborative pacing.

A collaborative process

What to expect

There is no one-size-fits-all timeline. Care is adjusted as you and your therapist learn what is useful.

1Begin with your priorities
2Build safety and choice
3Set boundaries together
4Move only when ready