As part of the national health project, Pathfinder, we have led on carrying out a series of survivor consultations. These consultations have sought to find out survivors' experiences of health services and systems in key sites across England and ensure that survivors voices are central to the development of health responses to violence and abuse. The findings from phase 2 of this process are captured in the following report.
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This briefing summarises the PhD study of Dr Karen Bailey, which evaluated the feasibility of delivering an international trauma-specific intervention (Seeking Safety) within a UK community based substance misuse service.
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Pathfinder is a pilot project run by a consortium of 5 expert partners with the aim of establishing comprehensive health practice...
In today’s world, technology is unavoidable and constantly changing. Although many forms of technology offer services and survivors opportunities for...
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AVA, Vision Sense, and Lancaster University Centre for Disability Research have partnered to conduct research into responses to disabled women...
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