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Covid has put huge strain on services for victims of sexual abuse

Child sexual abuse is an epidemic on a scale even more potent than Covid. It is the most well-known secret on this island.
A Picture of the future

" You just need someone to believe you, then you can start the process of healing."
Taking stock of child sexual abuse research

Simon McCarthy-Jones, Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology and Neuropsychology at Trinity College, wrote a guest blog for us this week.
Overcoming Barriers: Webinar Series

Watch all of the webinars from our recent lunchtime series, focused around the theme of Overcoming Barriers

5 Things I learned cycling the length of Ireland, in my kitchen.

Joy is like butter, it works best when you spread it
About us

Since 2003, One in Four has been a listening ear. We have been a support, a refuge, a lifeline. We provide professional counselling to adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse. For those difficult days in court, we can advocate for you. And we can help your family support you, by supporting them.
Counselling

Our Therapy Programmes support people who have experienced the trauma of childhood sexual abuse.
Overcoming Barriers

One in Four exists to support survivors to overcome all the barriers they face on their road to recovery.
Dealing with Tusla

Our advocacy team offer support and information to adults who would like to engage with Tusla, the Child and Family Agency, regarding their concerns.
Therapy

The Psychotherapy Programmes delivered by One in Four is a specific programme which is aimed at supporting individuals who have experienced childhood sexual abuse.
Why come to One in Four?

We provide a safe place for men and women to explore the impact childhood sexual abuse has had on their lives.
Welcome to the world of a survivor of child sexual abuse.

To have one hour in their week when they don’t have to pretend that everything is OK
Reporting abuse

Our advocacy team is here to provide support, and answer any of your questions.
Maeve Lewis wins Outstanding Contribution to Society Award

Maeve works relentlessly to shine a light on the ubiquitous but hidden problem of child sexual abuse in Ireland