Only a minority of adolescent/adult survivors seek formal assistance following sexual
victimization, and as such may not receive adequate care. The current paper is a systematic …

Almost one in 10 Australian men report not being able to access healthcare when needed 1.
Not alone in this phenomenon, underutilisation or ineffective engagement with healthcare …

Background When child sexual abuse (CSA) is not disclosed, children run the risk of being
subjected to longer or repeated abuse, not receiving necessary treatment, and being re …

Objective Research investigating long-term effects of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) on
mental health for men is vastly underdeveloped. This study strengthened the knowledge …

Technologically enabled crime has proliferated in recent years. One such crime type is the
live streaming of child sexual abuse (CSA). This study employs a machine learning …

At least 1 in 4 men are sexually abused or assaulted across their lifetime. Although many
have significant negative mental health (MH) difficulties, relatively few seek formal MH …

Background The perception of CSA disclosure belief is critical to long-term outcomes for
CSA survivors. Despite disclosures often occurring in clinical settings CSA survivors do not …

Sexual violence (SV) is a stigmatized form of trauma, yet the stigma experiences of those
reporting SV are often assumed rather than explicitly measured. We adapted a measure that …

Much has been written about the difficulty of sexual victimization survivors to disclose their
experiences to others and about the crucial role social support play in their recovery …

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 …