“You are not alone.” For Mia Hu, these words are not just a comforting statement to offer survivors of sexual violence. They are an action she embodies as a volunteer hospital advocate, providing support to survivors seeking emergency medical care after sexual assault.
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Trauma and How it Effects the Brain Sexual violence can have psychological, emotional, and physical impacts on a survivor. Understanding how trauma impacts the brain can help survivors understand their
An advocate is a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy. Talking about sexual violence can be difficult, but by learning to start the conversation, we
For some survivors, holiday gatherings may contribute to feelings of anxiety and overwhelm, and can bring painful memories to the surface. However, there are ways you can help survivors in
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