Services

You can request a counselling session by reaching out to the Ghahrenam campaign through our website or Instagram page. Once we receive your request, a member of our team will guide you through the process of scheduling your first session.

Yes, We offer free initial legal consultations to help , you understand your rights and options. Our legal team provide support and guidance regarding your case and assists with gathering evidence if necessary.

Yes, we offer psychological counselling, including one-on-one therapy sessions tailored to the unique needs of survivors of sexual torture and assault. T schedule a session, please reach out through our website or Instagram page and we will contact you with a therapist as soon as possible.

While Ghahrenam does not directly provide medical services, we work closely with medical professionals who can offer advice and referrals for physical healthcare related to trauma and recovery.

After you send in your request, we aim to have a therapist contact you within a few days to schedule your initial session. However, response times may vary depending on demand.

Absolutely. Your privacy is our top priority. All personal information, stories, and details you share with us are kept strictly confidential. We follow the highest standards of privacy to ensure your safety and trust.

While Ghahrenam focuses primarily on providing psychological, legal, and social support, we can guide you in sharing your experiences with organizations like Amnesty International, who are dedicated to human rights advocacy.

No, due to safety concerns, Ghahrenam collaborators are not based in Iran. However, we provide remote support for individuals inside and outside of the country.

Yes, we welcome individuals who want to contribute to our mission. Whether you are a professional, activist, or simply someone who wants to help, there are various ways to get involved.

To collaborate with Ghahrenam, you can contact us through our website or social media channels. Whether you're a psychologist, medical professional, legal expert, or activist, we’ll find a way for you to contribute meaningfully to our cause.

Yes, we provide counselling and resources for the families of survivors, helping them process their own trauma and learn how to support their loved ones on their healing journey.

Ghahrenam offers educational resources on trauma, sexual violence, coping mechanisms, consent, healthy boundaries, and self-care. These resources are aimed at survivors, their families, and the broader community to foster understanding and empathy.

Yes, Ghahrenam welcomes contributions from individuals who wish to help raise awareness and foster education. You can submit content such as articles, blog posts, infographics, videos, or social media content that aligns with our mission. To get started, please contact us through our website or social media, and we will guide you through the submission process.

hahrenam focuses on a wide range of topics that address the impact of sexual violence, trauma, and human rights violations. Here are 30 subjects that are closely related to our mission: Sexual torture in detention centres Psychological trauma from sexual assault Healing from sexual violence Coping mechanisms for trauma survivors Legal rights of sexual assault survivors Empowering survivors through therapy Family support in trauma recovery Trauma-informed care practices The mental health impact of sexual violence The use of sexual violence as a tool of repression Breaking the silence around sexual torture Consent and healthy boundaries Long-term effects of sexual abuse Social stigma around sexual assault Educating society about sexual trauma The role of psychotherapy in trauma healing Advocacy for sexual violence survivors The role of human rights in protecting survivors Self-care and recovery for trauma survivors Cultural sensitivity in trauma counselling Raising awareness about sexual violence in prisons Preventing sexual violence as a form of oppression Legal strategies for pursuing justice The role of media in addressing sexual violence Creating safe spaces for survivors Rebuilding mental health after sexual abuse The impact of trauma on families and communities Combating shame and guilt in survivors Survivors’ stories and their role in raising awareness Healing through art and creative expression Long-term impact of sexual trauma How individuals can heal from sexual trauma Family guides for supporting a survivor of trauma Educational content for raising awareness in society Building resilience after trauma The psychological effects of sexual assault Community response to sexual violence Creating safe spaces for survivors in families and communities Healing and empowerment through psychotherapy The role of cultural sensitivity in trauma healing Supporting loved ones after sexual violence Consent, boundaries, and healthy relationships The importance of trauma-informed care Coping strategies for survivors of sexual violence How to prevent secondary trauma for families Addressing social stigma around sexual abuse Advocacy for survivors of sexual violence Self-care practices for survivors of trauma Legal support for survivors of sexual torture Educating children and youth about boundaries and consent How to talk about sexual trauma within families Psychological support for families of survivors The role of society in preventing sexual violence Breaking the silence around sexual violence The intersection of human rights and sexual violence Understanding the impact of trauma on mental health Overcoming shame and guilt in trauma recovery Empowering survivors to tell their stories The impact of sexual trauma on relationships The role of education in combating sexual violence

Yes, you can use a pseudonym or remain anonymous to protect your identity when contributing content. However, it is important to be transparent about your degree and professional qualifications, and all content must include references to ensure credibility and reliability.

Currently, the "Ghahrenam" campaign is assisting only those who have experienced sexual harm in Iranian detention centers, i.e., have been subjected to sexual torture. However, we hope to expand our resources and provide more effective help to other victims as well.

Yes, research indicates that children exposed to traumatic events are vulnerable to developing PTSD, but the symptoms can vary at different ages.

Educate yourself about trauma, PTSD, and their symptoms and treatments. This knowledge will help you better understand the situation and provide more effective support. Be there for them, accept them with love, and listen without judgment or advice.