Abstract
This study aimed to uncover the process of transitioning from trauma to psychological resilience among adolescent female survivors of sexual violence using the photovoice method. We adopted a qualitative approach, utilizing photovoice in conjunction with interviews. The results of the thematic analysis, revealed that the experience of sexual violence resulted negative emotions, psychological downturn, and self-blame. In terms of resilience, participants identified several supportive factors, including support systems (social support and spirituality) and self-development (self-acceptance, engagement in productive activities, and development of lifepurpose).
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