Australia

Link – Where & how to find support: childhood trauma survivors

This Australian site may be one to check out if you need some help dealing with childhood trauma, either as a survivor yourself, or if the survivor is a loved one.

Please share with other Aussies who may need some assistance!

https://www.blueknot.org.au/Survivor/support

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