Common questions.

Anyone in the UK who has experienced — or is currently experiencing — sexual violence or domestic abuse, at any point in their life. It is also for the people who love them, and for professionals. Women, men, non-binary and LGBT+ survivors are all welcome here.

Yes. There is no sign-up, no account, no cookies that track you. The journal and guided journal save only inside your browser — nothing you write is uploaded to a server. The only thing the site counts is an anonymous "page opened" event so the campaign knows how many people it has reached.

No. Nothing on this site requires you to have reported, to be ready to report, or to ever report. Specialist UK support — including Rape Crisis, Refuge, Women’s Aid, Live Fear Free, ISVA and IDVA services — are all available whether you have reported or not.

It immediately replaces this site in your browser with bbc.co.uk/weather. It is on every page (top-right of the header, and as a floating button bottom-left). If someone walks in unexpectedly, tap it. The back button will not return to The Full Impact.

A calm popup with four short grounding techniques (the 5-4-3-2-1 senses exercise, box-breathing with a live animation, orienting to the room, and a cold-water reset). Open it any time you feel panicked, dissociated, or stuck in a flashback. You can stop at any moment.

A calm, step-by-step trauma-informed reflection. It walks you through eight gentle prompts — grounding, naming feelings, releasing self-blame, finding one small kindness for yourself today. You can skip anything, come back to it any time, and save the result to your private journal. It is also downloadable as a PDF workbook so you can do it on paper.

Because the journal is anonymous and stored only in your browser, clearing browser data (or using private/incognito mode) will erase entries. To keep them long-term, use the "Download backup" button on the journal page to save a .json file, and "Restore from file" to bring them back later.

Angela Moreton — a UK survivor. Every word, prompt and resource on this site has been written by her or carefully sourced from Rape Crisis, the CPS, NHS, gov.uk and other UK specialist organisations.

Most of the website is shared under Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0 — you may share it with attribution, but not commercially and not in modified form. The guided journal workbook specifically is "All Rights Reserved" because it is original creative writing. Personal use only; please ask before using it in training, publications, or anywhere paid (Instagram @thefullimpactcampaign).

Sign and share the UK Parliament petition linked in the footer ("Require trauma-informed guidance and training in rape investigations and trials"), follow @thefullimpactcampaign on Instagram, and share this site with anyone who might need it. Word of mouth is the most important thing.

If you are in immediate danger, call 999. If you cannot speak, dial 999 and press 55 (Silent Solution). If you are struggling with your mental health or thoughts of self-harm, Samaritans answer 24/7 on 116 123. The full list of UK helplines is on the Help Now page.