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A gentle place for your thoughts.

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Work through a calm, step-by-step journal

Seven short prompts that remind you you're safe, that what happened was not your fault, and gently walk you through naming your feelings and finding one small act of self-kindness. Skip anything you're not ready for.

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Whatever you write is just for you. Take your time.

Journaling can be hard.

If something brought up a strong feeling, try a grounding exercise — there's a shortcut at the bottom of the screen.

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The Full Impact Campaign provides general information for survivors of rape, sexual violence and domestic abuse in the UK. It is not legal advice. For legal advice please contact a solicitor or your ISVA / IDVA.

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