Supporting a Partner’s Recovery From Sexual Trauma
Workshop objectives
This men-only workshop offers a confidential, respectful and supportive space for men who are supporting a survivor of sexual violence. Supporting someone you love who has experienced sexual trauma can be confusing, overwhelming, and isolating. Many men carry questions, emotions, and responsibility quietly—often without a space to talk about it.
We will explore
• Understanding trauma and its impact on relationships
• How to support your partner without trying to “fix” them
• Navigating boundaries, intimacy, and communication
• Managing your own emotions while staying supportive
• Practical tools to support your emotional responses you can use in everyday life
This is not about blame or judgement. It’s about support, understanding, and learning how to show up for both you and your partner.
Regular Online Workshops 7:00-9:00PM £30 per person
coping strategies and boundary setting for survivors
Workshop objectives
This workshop is a women only space for Survivors of Sexual Harassment, Sexual Assault, Sexual Abuse or Rape with women only spaces.
To provide a confidential and respectful space for survivors to learn how to set and maintain boundaries. Explore coping strategies that support recovery including how to manage flashbacks and triggers.
We will explore
• Understanding trauma and its impact on you
• Navigating boundaries, intimacy, and communication
• Exploring and managing emotional disregulation
• Practical tools you can use to support your emotional regulation in everyday life
Regular Online Workshops 7:00-9:00PM £30 per person
Frequently asked questions
1. Who are these events for?
Event's are for anyone who has experienced sexual abuse and is seeking support, NON abusing partners, or community as part of their recoveryjourney. We have Men only and Women only spaces with all backgrounds, and stages of recovery are welcome.
2. Do I have to share my story?
No, this will not be required. You are welcome to simply listen, observe, or engage in the ways that feel safest and most comfortable for you.
3. Is the event confidential?
Yes. We are committed to creating a safe, respectful space. Participants are asked to maintain confidentiality and not share identifying details outside of the session. We also recommend attending in a private space if possible.
4. What are the limits to confidentiality?
If a participant discloses intent to harm themselves or someone else, Safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults. If a participant shares information that suggests someone is in danger, action may be taken to protect that person’s well-being.
5. Will the session be recorded?
No, to protect participant privacy and create a safe environment, the session will not be recorded.
6. What if I feel overwhelmed during the event?
There will be grounding practices built into the session. You are free to take a break, step away, or leave at any time. A list of support resources will also be shared for continued care after the session.
7. Who is facilitating the event?
The session will be facilitated by trained professionals with experience in trauma-informed care, counselling, and survivor support.
9. Is this therapy?
This is not a therapy session. While the event is therapeutic in nature, it is intended as an educational and supportive space, not a replacement for professional mental health care.
10. How do I register?
You can register by clicking the link and filling out a short form. Once registered, you’ll receive a confirmation email with access details.