Child abuse disclosure process like 'falling off a cliff'

Child abuse disclosure process like 'falling off a cliff'

'Unfortunately, when asked “If starting over, would you engage in this process again"... most stated they would not. The lack of information or clarity following this being described as a black hole, a void, falling off a cliff.'

Most people who disclose they were abused earlier in life would not engage with Tusla in the process if they were starting over.

New research found the majority were unsure if their information was being disclosed to others, and described the lack of clarity in the process as "a black hole, a void, falling off a cliff".

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