You will be working with children, teenagers and adults who have experienced sexual abuse.There are a variety of initial presenting problems. Anxiety, depression, body image issues, challenging relationships and questions around sexuality. Adults who experienced sexual abuse as children may come in to talk about parenting without a trauma lens. The list is virtually endless because sexual abuse impacts so many aspects of a person’s life.As therapists we see people at their most vulnerable and most guarded. This population can be even more guarded and vulnerable than the ‘average’ client. With an overabundance of self-doubt, fear of stigma, embarrassment, guilt and confusion there is a lot of trepidation in talking about this. They’re looking for a place to explore these questions and emotions in a safe environment.