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Can Disclosing a Sexual Assault Help a Woman’s Sexual Functioning?

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It’s not uncommon for women to have sexual problems after a sexual assault. However, new research suggests disclosing the assault to someone might alleviate those problems to some extent. Experts estimate that between 13% and 45% of women will be the victim of an adult sexual assault (ASA) at some point in their lives. ASA is defined as “any unwanted or non-consensual sexual experience”...
Can Disclosing a Sexual Assault Help a Woman’s Sexual Functioning?

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