ISAS (Incest & Sexual Abuse Survivors)

ISAS - Incest and Sexual Abuse Survivors is a Nottinghamshire based registered charity that provides face to face, telephone and group counselling services for adult male and female service users of childhood sexual abuse, their partners and family members. Our services are for women and men over the age of 16, regardless of race, class, sexual orientation, disability and special needs.

Helpline: 0115 8240314
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.isas-notts.org.uk
Area covered: Nottinghamshire

Services offered:

Up to twelve months one to one counselling
Or the choice of attending a group
Partners, parents and family members of survivors are offered up to 12 weeks of counselling if required
Sessions are usually for one hour per week
Clients are offered a choice of gender for their counsellor
Telephone support
Information and training for the statutory and voluntary sector
Training, workshops and support for Volunteer Counsellors
Male Survivors' Group
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Art and Drumming Workshops
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Services for:

adult male and female aged 16+ service users of childhood sexual abuse, their partners and family members

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