Working with survivors of childhood sexual abuse often asks something different of us than many models fully capture.

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Clients may not present with a clear narrative of trauma.

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Instead, the impact often emerges through relational patterns, emotional intensity, disconnection, and a persistent sense of difference.

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This conversation is intended as a space for clinicians to reflect together on what this work actually requires over time and deepen how we understand and support individuals impacted by complex and developmental trauma.