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This can be the case for a number of situations; you may feel embarrassed that you feel the need to talk to someone, or you may have been pressured by someone to stay quiet. You may even be scared to talk about a particular event or be living with someone who committed the crime against you.
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Our friendly, approachable team has helped thousands of people like you and can help with everything from providing support following a traumatic experience to practical matters such as making your home safer.
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