In honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we wanted to share a story with you all. We also want to first remind you that if you have experienced this, it is not your fault. There's nothing you could have done to make the person not do what they did to you. Regardless of how long it has been, it is never too late to speak up and take your voice back. Do not allow anyone to keep you in that victimization state. Use your voice and share your story. Also, do not be afraid to seek therapy to help deal with that trauma. To all the parents out there, We encourage you to start teaching your children the proper name of their body parts at an early age. Teach them about appropriate and non-appropriate touching. Let them know and show them that they are safe with you, and should something happen to know it is more than ok to come and speak to you about it. Too many kids suffer in silence because they are afraid to speak up and don't feel safe. We can't change the heart of these people who do these things, but we can change how we respond and speak up.

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