Peer Support Groups for Parents Affected by Child Sexual Abuse
"Peer support has given me strength - I am not alone."
"Being able to share with a group makes me realize that I am not alone and that I am doing as well as anyone else who is dealing with the aftermath of child sexual abuse."
"It has been extremely relieving to talk with other parents who have experienced the same thing, and it has Somehow also helped with my own difficult emotions and dealing with the situation."
What Are You Are Enough™ Groups?
You Are Enough™ groups are online peer support groups designed to help parents and caregivers whose children have experienced sexual violence.
These groups offer:
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Emotional Support: A compassionate environment where parents can share and connect.
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Practical Advice: Guidance and tools to help parents navigate this challenging journey.
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A Safe Space to Heal: A confidential setting to process difficult emotions and find empowerment.
Why Peer Support Matters
When faced with the trauma of child sexual violence, parents often feel isolated and overwhelmed. Peer support provides a lifeline of understanding, connection, and the strength to move forward as a family.
From a Parent:
"The groups are led with great expertise. It feels safe. You can be yourself—with whatever strength you have today. There’s space for discovery and valuable practical guidance through a difficult process."
From a Professional:
"Facilitating these groups has shown me the transformative power of peer support. Parents find a community that helps them rebuild hope and resilience."
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This webpage has been developed with funding from the European Union.
