Staying Silent – Understanding Disclosure in Adulthood

Subject: Free Webinar: Staying Silent – Understanding Disclosure in Adulthood

In conjunction with our CareKnowledge partners, we wanted you to let you know about this webinar. It’s free to attend so please share with your teams and partners.

 📅 Wednesday 23 September 2026
⏰ 10:00am to 11:00am
💻 Online
🎤 Presenter: Jeremy Indika

Audience:  Relevant for professionals working in social care, mental health, policing, criminal justice, and safeguarding.

Join Jeremy Indika, founder of Something to Say and expert by experience, for a powerful screening of Staying Silent, a thought-provoking short film exploring why many survivors of child sexual abuse do not disclose for years, or at all.  On average, survivors wait 24 years before disclosing.

This webinar will challenge assumptions, explore barriers to disclosure, and consider how our systems can better support victims and survivors.

You’ll have the opportunity to:

• Watch the film and hear directly from Jeremy Indika
• Explore why disclosure can take decades, or never happen
• Challenge common myths and misconceptions
• Reflect on how services respond to adult disclosures
• Consider what truly victim and survivor-focused support looks like
• Engage in thoughtful discussion with professionals from across sectors

A powerful film.  A vital conversation.  An opportunity to rethink how we support disclosure and recovery.

Register here: Staying Silent: Unravelling the What, Why and How of Disclosure in Adulthood

Enquiries: lorna.wren@pavpub.com