Submerged Voices: Coordinators of Sexual Assault Services Speak of Their Experiences

Moira Carmody

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Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies Intimate Partner and Family Violence Social Work Education and Practice

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This article reports on a study of a small group of social workers who are or have been coordinators of health-based sexual assault services in New South Wales, Australia. What does working in this area of practice mean for these women? How has being daily witnesses to sexual assault affected their lives professionally and personally? This article aims to give voice to and thereby gain some understanding of these workers' experiences.

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