Social Work
Rape myths in practice: the everyday work of accounting for rape survivors
P. Brooker and C. Butler
This groundbreaking study by Phillip Brooker and Catherine Butler dives into the conversations of sexual health staff regarding rape cases, illuminating the tension between damaging rape myths and professional discourses. Discover how three key themes—case relatability, event reconstruction, and blame allocation—intersect in this crucial field, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced training for those supporting rape survivors.
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