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Contar a alguém sobre o que aconteceu

Como decidir se vamos compartilhar nossa experiência após um abuso — e como fazer isso.

This guide is currently available in English, but we’ll be adding more languages over time—stay tuned!
Co-created by survivors
Last updated:
February 2026

Contar a alguém sobre o que aconteceu

Como decidir se vamos compartilhar nossa experiência após um abuso — e como fazer isso.

This guide is currently available in English, but we’ll be adding more languages over time—stay tuned!
Criado com base na experiência de pessoas sobreviventes
Última atualização:
February 2026

Como saber se este guia é para você

Este guia foi criado para quem viveu uma experiência de abuso e está considerando compartilhá-la com alguém—ou ainda está na dúvida se quer fazer isso.

Talvez você sinta medo, insegurança ou confusão. Talvez se sinta pronta(o), mas não saiba por onde começar. Ou talvez ainda esteja tentando entender seus próprios sentimentos. Todos esses pontos são válidos.

Este guia acompanhará você, respeitando seu ritmo e te apoiando a descobrir o que parece certo para o seu momento.

You’re in the right place if…

You’re in the right place if you’re thinking about telling someone about what happened—or you’re not sure whether you want to. Maybe you’re feeling uncertain, nervous, or even ready but don’t know where to start. This space is here to help you explore those feelings and decide what feels right for you.

About this guide

How it could help

Talking about what happened can bring relief, create space to express feelings, and remind us we’re not alone. It can also help us reflect, find clarity, and take back a sense of control over our story. In the course of this guide, we’ll share ways to think through your options, prepare if you decide to tell someone, and care for yourself before and after the conversation.

Who it’s for

This guide is for anyone who has experienced abuse, assault, or another form of harm and is thinking about sharing what happened. It’s for those who want to understand their options, explore what safety and support could look like, and make choices that feel right for them. You might feel unsure, ready but afraid, or somewhere in between. Whether you decide to tell someone now, later, or not at all, this guide can help.

Have feedback?

If you feel able then we’d love to hear from you, whatever your thoughts. You’ll find a general feedback option at the bottom of every page, and we also provide the opportunity for more detailed feedback at the end of this guide here.

How you can use this guide

This guide covers a variety of considerations when deciding whether to talk about your experience, but we understand that different people will be at different stages of the journey. Our aim has been to design it so you can get to the information you need, when you need it. You can do that via the navigation options below, or you can use our What do you need right now? selector.

Finding your way around

Each section of the guide is on a separate page, and there are a number of ways you can find your way around:

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