Sexual Agency of Women Who Have Suffered from Incest(s)

What this Trial Is About

This research focuses on women who have experienced incest or rape, aiming to explore their sexual agency through a qualitative and prospective approach. It uses a specially designed sexo-psychomotor questionnaire based on seven levels of sexual agency, assessing physical and emotional awareness, identity, intimacy, communication skills, playfulness, and independence. The study seeks to understand participants' experiences and support their sexual agency development through personalized therapeutic goals. Participants first complete the sexo-psychomotor questionnaire, which evaluates various aspects of sexual agency using numerical scales and qualitative responses. Women interested in further support may engage in a personalized psychomotor follow-up consisting of six therapy sessions tailored to their specific needs. These 45-minute sessions occur every two to three weeks and involve therapeutic techniques aimed at enhancing body and emotional awareness, communication, and intimacy. Additional sessions can be arranged if beneficial. Throughout the study, participants have initial and final assessments using the questionnaire to measure progress and benefits from the therapy. The sessions include mood sharing, psycho-physical activities such as relaxation, and verbal reflection linking experiences to therapeutic goals. Researchers collect demographic information and details about the type of violence experienced. The study provides ongoing support and careful evaluation over the follow-up period, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of each participant's sexual agency.

Sexual Agency of Women Who Have Suffered from Incest(s)