A good questionnaire should listen before it directs. What is one question a survivor-support organization should ask—and one question it should never pressure someone to answer?
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Aug 17
When answering questions about difficult experiences, what helps you feel respected and in control of what you choose to share? Please do not post sensitive or identifying information here.
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Aug 17
Every healing journey begins somewhere. What would make taking a “first stitch” feel more manageable—clear choices, privacy, reassurance, prayer, or the ability to move at your own pace?
A good questionnaire should listen before it directs. What is one question a survivor-support organization should ask—and one question it should never pressure someone to answer?
When answering questions about difficult experiences, what helps you feel respected and in control of what you choose to share? Please do not post sensitive or identifying information here.
Every healing journey begins somewhere. What would make taking a “first stitch” feel more manageable—clear choices, privacy, reassurance, prayer, or the ability to move at your own pace?