Theory and research on disclosure of interpersonal victimization, including intimate partner
violence, sexual assault, and child abuse, has produced rich scholarship promoting a …

Online disclosure of sexual violence victimisation is a relatively new phenomenon. While
prior research has mainly relied on analysis of Twitter data from the# MeToo period, this …

Two-thirds of survivors typically disclose their experience to informal supports (eg, friends,
family, partners) at some point following sexual assault, but little in-depth research has …

Objective: The purpose of this perspective piece is to provide insights on research on sexual
assault (SA) disclosure and social support from my past experience researching this area …

The Internet offers an alternative context in which personal experiences with sexual violence
can be shared. It has been suggested that victims experience lower barriers to disclosing …

This study reported on perceived benefits and barriers of exercise among men with histories
of sexual violence (SV) and compared these perceptions by activity level and post-traumatic …

Background Many women experience at least one type of intimate partner violence and
abuse (IPVA), and although various support options are available, we still know relatively …

Providing efficient psychosocial support for survivors of sexual assault is of critical societal
importance. Around the globe, technology-based solutions (eHealth) are increasingly being …

The# MeToo movement of 2017 ushered in a wave of online disclosure of sexual
victimization. The ways in which people respond to the disclosure of sexual victimization can …

Bisexual+ (bisexual, pansexual, queer, attraction to more than one gender) people are at
elevated risk for sexual victimization relative to their heterosexual counterparts. Disclosure of …