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I’m LGBT / a man – can I refer myself?

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I’m LGBT / a man – can I refer myself?

Our counselling service supports anyone who lives in Cambridgeshire and has experienced sexual violence, irrespective of age, gender, background, or how long ago the offence happened.

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I have a child to look after, can I still see someone?
I’ve already had counselling with you once, can I refer myself again?

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The lady I spoke with [when I self-referred to the ISVA service] was warm, welcoming, helpful and replied to my on-line message the same day if not the next day. My ISVA contacted me just 5 days after my initial call.

“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.”

[The ISVA Navigator] was so helpful and lovely. She made me feel able to talk about how I was feeling and gave me all the possible options and services that are available to me.

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