Mental health issues are common after sexual assault, but there are resources for people to find support and healing.

As Sexual Assault Awareness Month 2024 draws to a close we reflect on challenges, progress, and continuing the conversation.

Sexual Assault Awareness Month is an opportunity for the community to learn about sexual violence and support survivors.

Mark your calendars to join us for the 2nd Annual Our Community Supports Survivors event to kick off Sexual Assault Awareness Month! This...

Healing is a unique journey, and there's no one-size-fits-all manual. It's a winding road with ups and downs, and that's completely...

As we transition into spring, a season symbolizing new growth after the winter's hibernation, it's crucial to acknowledge the challenges...

Teen dating violence (TDV) - it's not just about physical blows; it's an invisible force that can seep into relationships in many forms....

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, and The Turning Point is joining the nationwide effort to raise awareness. Unhealthy...

As the excitement of a new year finally settles down, the air is often filled with the promise of resolutions and self-improvement....

Courtney Underwood, the visionary behind Courtney's SAFE Place, faced a horrific experience when she was raped at knife-point by her...

This article explores signs and strategies for breaking the cycle of generational trauma in BIPOC communities.

It can be challenging to know how to respond when someone you love discloses sexual abuse or assault. Here are practical tips for...