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There is No Safe Way to Strangle
The increased publicity around so called “choking”, more accurately termed strangulation, during consensual sexual activity has prompted the Institute for Addressing Strangulation to issue a position statement. There are many misconceptions being presented. We wish to inform any discussion, that from a clinical and legal perspective, strangulation is dangerous. To say otherwise is both reckless and dangerous.
Dr Helen Bichard will be talking more on the subject at our Knowledge Event today (28 November 2023)
There is No Safe Way to Strangle – IFAS Position statement 22 November 2023
