Researching Sexual Health - conversations with researchers and experts with Dr Jane Meyrick, Health Psychologist.

We estimate that between 5-10 babies are born in the UK everyday as a result of rape.  Hannah Jackson talks about the first ever qualitative study on the lived experience of these women in the UK, an issue that came up within her role as a therapist at SARSAS (Somerset + Avon Rape and Sexual Abuse Support) sexual violence support service.   Listen to Hannah and her Doctoral research supervisor, Dr Jane Meyrick talk through the research, its context and what it means.

Dr Rae Adams, sexual health doctor, talks about what it was like to hand over power to young survivors but also how her experience as a patient and new mother make her a better doctor.

Talking to Dr Rachel Caswell, the clinical lead for services for Sexual Violence and Domestic abuse within Umbrella sexual health service, Birmingham.  Should we ask, how and why? 

A wide ranging discussion of sexual support services within the context of sexual violence research.

Nina Higson-Sweeney chats to us about interview based research with a range of survivors of sexual harassment and abuse at University with a focus on improving disclosure and reporting.

The third in our SHWIG (Sexual Health and Wellbeing Interest Group) hosted by @PSRG at the University of the West of England podcasts talks to Dr Christine Mcknight about her research study around women using abortion services more than once and how that has feed into changes to a service she works in.

Listen as Zoch takes us through his research so far, based around his extensive experience as a sexual health adviser he tells us about what is already out their and how his research will contribute.