Kate Dawes, Grahame Simpson, Lauren Lines, Maayken van den Berg
Interventions to support children after a parental acquired brain injury: a scoping review
Brain injury
children experience sexual abuse often face severe challenges seeking help disclosing traumatic experiences objectives investigate critical aspects information transfer helpseeking behavior longterm psychological impact child sexual abuse pilot study done 114 victims child sexual abuse study participants filled semistructured proforma social media using google forms descriptive crosssectional study carried using spss statistical package social sciences version 28 pilot study 114 child sexual abuse victims reveals critical insights 158 confided parents 377 turned friends shockingly 465 kept ordeal hidden disturbingly 88 sought professional help impact adult life profound 702 reporting personal effects regrettably 246 resorted selfharm insights reasons stark 631 felt defenseless 237 lacked awareness 53 blamed lax legislation encouragingly 86 actively raised awareness study provides compelling view child sexual abuse survivors emphasizes need improved communication within families accessible support services educational initiatives