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(redirected from Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault)

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DFSADubai Financial Services Authority (Dubai International Financial Centre)
DFSADrug-Facilitated Sexual Assault
DFSADirect File System Access (MOSIX)
DFSADeterministic Finite State Automaton
DFSADesignated Finance Support Activity
DFSADesign For Safety Approvals (Product Safety Consulting, Inc.)
DFSADrug Free Schools Act
DFSADraft Final Staff Assessment
DFSADistinguished Faculty Service Award
DFSADesign for Subcontract Assembly
DFSADiesel Fuel Supply Agency
DFSADrug Free Sports Act
DFSADigitized Force Systems Architecture
DFSADesarollo Forestal SA de CV


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It is, therefore, important for mental health counselors to consider the multiple violations that a survivor of drug-facilitated sexual assault has experienced: she was drugged against her will, forced into sexual activity without her consent, has no memory of the rape, may receive skeptical reactions from law enforcement, and may receive limited support from prosecutors in pursuing legal recourse.
Treatment for survivors of rape: issues and interventions. (Practice) by Hensley, Laura G. / Journal of Mental Health Counseling
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