In our educational work and in passing on our experiences from our personal experience, as well as our many years of voluntary work in victim protection, it is important for us to provide information that is close to reality. Even if this seems too straightforward for some, we put the victims, those affected by and survivors of developmental traumatisation caused by family sexualised violence in the foreground here, who are dependent on clarity and a confident and fearless approach so that they can gain a better understanding of themselves, open up and confide in the first place.

Likewise, with our publications, we would like to counteract the taboo and stigmatisation of victims, as well as contribute to education, prevention and dealing with the topic, so that the conditions for the people affected can be made safer and more effective in the future.