Jenny Speaks Out
Authors: Sheila Hollins and Valerie Sinason
Illustrated by Beth Webb
ISBN: 978-1-78458-179-4
Page Count: 52
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Caution: due to its subject matter, this book contains illustrations of an explicit and/ or sensitive nature. Please ensure that the necessary support and safeguards are in place before sharing the images with someone who may find them upsetting.
Authors: Sheila Hollins and Valerie Sinason
Illustrated by Beth Webb
ISBN: 978-1-78458-179-4
Page Count: 52
This book appears in the following Book Sets
Caution: due to its subject matter, this book contains illustrations of an explicit and/ or sensitive nature. Please ensure that the necessary support and safeguards are in place before sharing the images with someone who may find them upsetting.
Authors: Sheila Hollins and Valerie Sinason
Illustrated by Beth Webb
ISBN: 978-1-78458-179-4
Page Count: 52
This book appears in the following Book Sets
Caution: due to its subject matter, this book contains illustrations of an explicit and/ or sensitive nature. Please ensure that the necessary support and safeguards are in place before sharing the images with someone who may find them upsetting.
Jenny has moved to a group home, but she is very unhappy and unsettled. Sensitively, her carer helps Jenny to feel secure enough to talk about why she is upset. Jenny discloses that she was sexually abused by her father. The story shows how the warmth and trust of her carer and friends begin a healing process which will bring hope and a fresh start for Jenny. Jenny Speaks Out may enable a person with intellectual disabilities or mental health problems to open up about their experience of sexual abuse.
The authors are both mental health professionals: a psychiatrist and a psychotherapist. The artist is a psychology and sociology graduate who has specialised in colour and mime as alternative communication media.