Workshop for people who have experienced sexual abuse and for those that support them

22nd April 2017, 2.00pm - 5.00pm
Open to all
£35/£30/£25 (includes refreshments and handouts)
London, W8 7NX

A workshop for people who have experienced sexual abuse and for those that support them:

So busted! Breaking free from the shame, secrecy and suffering of sexual abuse.”

A relaxed and friendly environment where we will come together to learn, share and support each other.

Aims:

  • Break out of isolation and meet others in a safe space.
  • Understanding fear of speaking out about abuse: What stops us?
  • Carrying the shame of abuse: How to let it go.
  • Anger turned inward, anger turned outward: Express it healthily.
  • Anxiety about sex: How to increase intimacy.
  • Our brain: Understanding the impact of abuse neurologically.
  • Communicating with friends and partners: Rediscovering trust.

Please note: This workshop contains no graphic details of past abuse.

Date: Saturday 22nd April 2017
Time: 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm

Venue: Kensington High Street, London W8

Cost: £35/£30/£25 (includes refreshments and handouts).

Partners, friends, support workers and counsellors also very welcome.

The workshop is led by a survivor and all facilitators are professionally trained in counselling and group facilitation. BACP ethics apply.

Comments by people who have attended our past workshops:

“I left the workshop with so much hope... it shone a light on my life... and brought understanding to the root causes.”

“A brilliant workshop I learnt so much.”

“Great information …great tools to help me to continue to move forward.”

“There was a real sense of respect and understanding from the facilitators.”

“I was able to take some things away which were new and life changing.”

Email Rebecca at info@intothelight.org.uk  or see www.intothelight.org.uk

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Into The Light is a CIC and not for profit organisation that offers counselling support and resources for survivors of sexual abuse and those that support them. BACP ethics apply and all facilitators are professional counsellors.

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