Nancy Morris

One mother wrote: “I will never get over the pain of sending my son to live with his grandmother in order to protect my daughter, or the pain of not being able to tell [the grandmother] why he needed to stay with her, or of having to make up a lie to protect everyone.” Her story is one of 22 parent narratives analysed in a new peer-reviewed study exploring what happens to parents and families following the discovery or disclosure of sibling sexual behaviour and abuse (SSB/A). It captures one...

I found this article among my paperwork today. Honestly, I can't remember if I wrote it or got it from somewhere else. It sounds like...

The term sibling sexual abuse creates complication for survivors, perpetrators, families, professionals and society. Reframing it can help.