A Report on Community Research 1998 Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. With the majority of respondents being assaulted before the age of 6 years, they must have been displaying behaviours to indicate this violence. What does it mean for our current 'interventions' on suspected childhood sexual violence. It is important to note that services contacted are for adult use and not children focussed. There is a new push in our society to relax, to reduce stress, and to be healthy individuals.
Health costs money.
Current strenuous independent study financial support systems require applicants to reveal all the reasons why they need the money to study and live independently of their natal homes. Such strenuous conditions may limit young women's freedom to leave violent homes. Dissociation is abnormally high. There appears to be no policy analysis of the high rates of youth suicide and youth homelessness, nor consideration that childhood sexual violence may be contributing to these sad futures for children. There is a high rate of self-harm and suicidal thoughts in this research.