Did You Just Describe Sexual Violence?

With guest Meg Martin(she/her), MCHow we understand and communicate about sexual violence is often incomplete. The way someone directly or indirectly describes something that someone else did to them might be an expression of uncertainty, or an intentional testing of waters to see how you’ll respond, or even just an incidental mention of something that could feel inconsequential to them. As a healthcare professional in a position of authority, how you hold space in response to this can be of great consequence for the person in front of you. Learn about how to hold space in these contexts well.