“We’re Not Allowed to Have Experienced Trauma. We’re Not Allowed to Go through the Grieving Process” - Exploring the Indirect Harms Associated with Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) Offending and Its Impacts on non-offending Family Members

Figures & data

Table 1. Interview participants.

	Relationship to offender	Gender	Age	Children	Offense type	Time since offense disclosure
P1	Sibling	Female	42	Yes	Images	3.5 years
P2	Friend	Male	73	No	Images	1.5 years
P3	Partner/Ex	Female	31	Yes	Images	2.5 years
P4	Partner/Ex	Male	N/K	No	Images and Communication	2.5 years
P5	Partner/Ex	Female	N/K	Offender has children	Images	2.5 years
P6	Partner/Ex	Female	N/K	Yes	Images and Communication	Less than a year
P7	Partner/Ex	Female	N/K	Yes	Images and Communication	2 years
P8	Partner/Ex	Female	N/K	Yes	Images	3 years
P9	Partner/Ex	Female	N/K	Yes	Images and Communication	2.5 years
P10	Parent	Female	70	Grandchildren	Images	7 years
P11	Partner/Ex (met post offense)	Female	N/K	Offender has children	Images	1.5 years
P12	Partner/Ex	Female	N/K	N/K	Images	2.5 years
P13	Parent	Female	N/K	Grandchildren	Images	2 years
P14	Partner/Ex	Female	N/K	No	Images, Communication and Contact	3 years
P15	Partner/Ex	Female	59	Yes	Images	1.5 years
P16	Partner/Ex	Female	52	Yes	Images	3 years
P17	Partner/Ex	Female	53	Yes	Communication	3 years
P18	Partner/Ex	Female	N/K	Yes	N/K	4.5 years
P19	Partner/Ex	Female	28	No	Images	Less than a year
P20	Daughter	Female	N/K	No	Images	1 year

Data availability statement

The data reported in this paper includes interview transcripts (Word documents) and survey findings (SPSS files). To discuss access to these data, please contact the Corresponding Author – Rachel Armitage, on: [email protected].