Learning from Lived Experience of Grooming and Coercive Control

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Chaired by Jill Corbyn with Penni Charteress, Heather and Steph

Content Warning: Grooming, Abuse and Coercive Control

Heather and Steph are members of the DIVAS group supported by Penni from The Women’s Centre In Cornwall. This webinar looks at the training and improvement work that DIVAS support and hear reflections on how to identify a health relationship. The panellists also discuss the barriers to services, and what services could do differently to better meet the needs of neurodivergent women.

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