Nina Burrowes

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Dr. Nina Burrowes is a psychologist, researcher and author specializing in the psychology of rape and sexual abuse. She started her career working as a researcher for the Prison Service and then moved on to establish herself as an independent research consultant. She has conducted research with sex offenders, their victims, the public, and professionals involved in the area. Her report ‘Challenging rape myths in court: A guide for prosecutors’ is used to train prosecutors and investigators of rape cases throughout the UK. Having spent most of her career so far talking to practitioners, policy makers and fellow academics about sexual abuse, Dr Burrowes has begun a body of work that is aimed at the public. Going by the name of The cartooning psychologist Nina is using illustrated content to help people understand complex and challenging psychology. Her latest book The courage to be me uniquely blends research, storytelling and illustration to send a message of hope to the millions of people who are living with the impact of rape or sexual abuse.

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