The benefits of contacting Operation Emotion
Wherever you are please don’t suffer alone. Seek the help that you can get by contacting Operation Emotion or a specialist organisation closer to home. The main thing, wherever you happen to live, is to ask for help, which is definitely a strength and not a weakness. This is because we all need help from one another at some point in our lives, especially with the trauma of sexual abuse.
Watch the following short films beginning with The Benefits of Contacting Operation Emotion. If you don’t have services available to you locally, then contact us to find out more about our weekly online support group, which can help you wherever you are in the world.
What to do next
Speak to us confidentially.
The next step
Then if you are keen to take the next step, simply call us back and we will arrange to meet up – and don’t worry you will never be asked to tell your story.
We can meet you in a public place like a coffee bar, to talk about a way forward. We can meet you in a location that feels safe for you. We can also arrange for you to speak to a female if you are more comfortable with this.
If you would like a friend or partner to accompany you then this is no problem.
Contact Steve Canning for further information at:
Helpline Tel: 07539 810096 All other enquiries: T: 07837 321514
Torbay Contact Kev Taylor Tel: 07721 069496
Email: opem@pm.me
We are not trained counsellors nor do we offer counselling but we do have a lot of experience in both delivering and using services. We can also make suggestions about a way forward that may involve other types of services based in Plymouth and elsewhere.
07837 321514 | 07539 810096 | 07721 069496