LOOKING FOR PARTICIPANTS FOR PhD RESEARCH!

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LOOKING FOR PARTICIPANTS FOR PhD RESEARCH!

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LOOKING FOR PARTICIPANTS FOR PhD RESEARCH!
This study is looking at the impact on non-offending, non-abused adult (18+) siblings of child sexual abuse survivors following a disclosure. You are eligible to participate if you meet the following criteria:
• You are aged over 18 years.
• You have a sibling who has experienced child sexual abuse.
• You have not experienced child sexual abuse yourself.
• You did not perpetrate the child sexual abuse your sibling experienced.
• You lived with the sibling who experienced child sexual abuse for a period of at least 5 years (either full or part time) during childhood.

Should you wish to participate, please click the link to be taken to the online, anonymous survey: https://hud.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/S ... LLWvZQ6hRY
UPDATED General Participant Poster 03.07.2025.pdf
This study is being conducted in partial fulfilment of a PhD at the University of Huddersfield. It is hoped that the findings from this study will aid in understanding the needs of siblings following on from a disclosure of child sexual abuse.

Should you wish to discuss the study further please feel free to contact the researcher (Philomena Kaye) via email: Philomena.Kaye@hud.ac.uk. This study will be live until December 2025. Thank you.
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