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Testimonials

Knowing I wasn’t alone

[Because of the counselling] I understand myself and my emotions better.

I did not know I could report anonymously and it has felt good for me to do this.

The kind way I was listened to, believed and not judged. I was helped to see that I was a victim, not responsible for my ill-treatment.

Being believed, understood, accepted and getting challenged so that I could go on the journey towards living with freedom. Freedom of thought, emotion and action.

[It helped] being able to share my life story and understand how it's changed me in a nice environment, and having someone who listened and helped me understand.

I was able to talk about things in my own time and pace. Not feeling pressured at all. I felt listened to and more importantly, believed.

I was very happy with the support I received. I was just the right amount of understanding without feeling patronised.

I have learnt so much about myself and feel that after everything I have been through I have come out a better version of myself.

[My ChISVA] was honestly amazing and I’d recommend her to anyone. She was always very welcoming and helpful. Nothing was too much for her and I knew I could contact her at any time for extra support

[I valued my ISVA] Coming with me to court and supporting my family and I through court and after court

I am much less angry and confused. I feel more in control of what is going on than I did.

There have been no intrusive questions. I don't have to mention details, which makes me feel uncomfortable. Everyone is understanding and really friendly. I value that the support is free and in such a nice environment. Everyone believes you

Everyone that I have spoken with on the phone was very helpful and understanding. My ISVA and counsellor really helped me through it and it had changed my life in such a positive way.

[My ISVA] was amazingly helpful, supportive and kind. It was a very good way to start my path of recovery

I don’t where I’d be if it wasn't for this amazing support

[My ISVA] was really helpful and did not pressurise me to make any decisions

It was good to be surrounded by women who could relate to how I felt.

Counselling has helped me understand and come to terms with my situation.

I have had such amazing support; I can't thank you enough.

[I valued] Being able to understand clearly what was going on and being able to talk about my situation with someone who understands

[I valued] having the support from a really nice counsellor. I felt safe and the help was amazing with coping strategies.

[Counselling gave me] a space in which I feel comfortable in talking about my emotions and memories.

The support I've received has been really helpful. The staff have been kind and supportive to me and I really appreciate what they have done for me.

[Having ISVA support] confirmed my desire to teach and help and guide children towards becoming healthy and developed adults, it has also helped me with my paintings and seeing how I can use my creativity to express some of my anxiety and trauma.

[In my counselling sessions] I didn't just talk about the "rape". I managed to get other issues out in the open.

I was able to talk to someone openly and not feel judged in any way.

The support I have received was remarkable.

I have had such amazing support; I can't thank you enough.

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