Over the years, psychology has used drawing as an indispensable bridge to the human mind. Specifically in cases of child sexual abuse, where children often lack the words to describe their experience, putting the trauma down on paper, whether as a spontaneous cry for help at home or as part of a structured assessment in the therapist’s office, becomes the primary tool for revealing the "unspeakable".
Drawings made by abused children.
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