Drug‐Facilitated Sexual Assault on Campus: Challenges and Interventions

Laura G. Hensley

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The use of gamma‐hydroxybutyric acid (GHB) to facilitate sexual assault is increasing on campuses nationwide. This article provides college counselors with an overview of the use of GHB in campus sexual assault, outlines suggestions for crisis intervention, and discusses the challenges of counseling survivors of drug‐facilitated sexual assault.

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