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Key points of this episode:
- How so many people have likely been affected by the series on Netflix.
- How we seek "rewrites of a narrative", and why the victim of sexual violence needs to reexperience the situation, but with them being in control....
- ....and/or the need for the body and brain to feel safe again.
- How survival is so accuractly portrayed in the drama, albeit very triggering.
- How the main actor in the drama became confused sexually, which is understandable in the circumstances....
- ...how the brain procecces sexual violence and the confusing way it plays out for survivors.
- Showing the real and shattering pain of sexual violence.
- How we need to focus more on the offending behaviour than the victim (although this is very important)
If you have been affected by anything discussed here, or you need more information, here are a list of helpful resources to reach out to:
National Rape Crisis Helpline (open to all, male, female, non-binary...)
0808 500 2222
Trafford Rape Crisis Centre (TRC) (Manchester based but open to all)
www.traffordrapecrisis.com
traffordrapecrisis@gmail.com
Office Phone: 0161 968 2820
Helpline Phone: 0161 647 7559
