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work_6fedjpe6cvhu7gr6ov2pizb3ne	Susan Rees	Believe #metoo: sexual violence and interpersonal disclosure experiences among women attending a sexual assault service in Australia: a mixed-methods study	2019	11	.pdf	application/pdf	10412	1806	63	disclosure of sexual abuse to parents and family family members and the extent to which negative reactions to sexual abuse disclosure play a role in exacerbating adverse mental health outcomes. Several studies have attempted to identify a measurable relationship between disclosure experiences, mental 2. Enable disclosure of the sequence of events and responses, and underlying mechanisms, especially related to the disclosure experience, that may have increased risk of mental harm following sexual abuse. The study was designed and led by mental health professionals with skills in working with sexual assault victims. where major events occurred (sexual assault, disclosure, the victim's emotional response and her attribution regarding the impact on the onset and course of mental health problems and risk of exposure to sexual abuse in sexual abuse, disclosure and mental illness. of sexual abuse, disclosure experiences in relation to Study reveals negative disclosure experiences of sexual abuse to family members, 	./cache/work_6fedjpe6cvhu7gr6ov2pizb3ne.pdf	./txt/work_6fedjpe6cvhu7gr6ov2pizb3ne.txt