Referring to Sexual Abuse Victims as ‘Survivors’
We define sexual abuse as any situation where another person (adult or peer) forces or coerces a child or adolescent into sexual activity that may or may not involve touch. At Saprea, whenever we discuss individuals who were victims of child sexual abuse, we refer to them as survivors.
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5 Facts About Child on Child Sexual Abuse (COCSA)
The term child on child sexual abuse (COCSA) is defined as sexual activity between children that occurs without consent, without equality (mentally, physically, or in age), or as a result of physical or emotional coercion. What this means is that a power difference exists between the two children, whether that is in age, size, or ability.
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Signs of Sexual Abuse in Children
How would you know if your child has been sexually abused? There are several signs to look for that could indicate that your child may have experienced child sexual abuse.
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How to Heal From Sexual Abuse
Survivors of child sexual abuse know that healing from trauma is much more complex than recovering from a physical bump or bruise. And while each person’s healing journey can take a unique personal form, there are universal principles that can help foster healing.
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