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Peer Support

Professional help plays a critical role in healing for those touched by sibling sexual trauma in any way. But it does not replace peer support–connecting with other people who are walking the same path you are on, or have walked it and survived. Simply realizing they are not alone is a profound step for most people who seek out any of these groups.  

 

Al-Anon and 12-Step Programs can be useful for families and individuals dealing with any kind of addiction, and as a confidential support group for anyone with difficult, complicated family issues.

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For survivors:

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Child Sexual Abuse Support​

  • EmpowerSurvivors offers online and in-person peer support groups, individual support, classes, retreats, and our annual “Giving Voice” events, owned and operated by people who were sexually abused in childhood and now use their experiences of trauma, recovery, and expertise to guide other survivors through healing.

  • TWC Clubhouse  Together We Can:Sexual trauma-focused support, book clubs, Facebook chats, led by mother-daughter team Coffee & Cocoa​

 

For parents:

 

The following groups are not specifically for parents of sibling sexual abuse:

 

For those who have offended:

  • Families of Sex Offenders online, moderated support on the ProBoards platform

  • Sex Addicts Anonymous a fellowship of individuals who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other so they may overcome their sexual addiction and help others recover from sexual addiction or dependency which follows the 12 steps and 12 traditions of AA

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​For family and friends of survivors:

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