
Episode 12 (S4). Working with Sexual Abuse (feat. Lydia Guthrie).
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In this episode Nadia, Fran and Eugene speak with Lydia Guthrie about her experience of working with sexual abuse. Like with all Social Matters episodes we try to have conversations which are helpful to people but we recognise that an episode about working with sexual abuse can impact people in different ways and can potentially be triggering. This message is to acknowledge this and invite you to stop listening to this episode at any time or to not listen to it at all. We have our icebreaker and the discussions about Lydia's work starts around 4 minus 30 seconds.
Lydia is a Family and Systemic Psychotherapist, trainer and facilitator with years of experience working in a number of settings in roles related to working with perpetrators, victims and survivors of Sexual Abuse. In this episode Lydia shares her wealth of knowledge in this area and her perspective on the complex nature of being a professional in this context.
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