 These can be eating disorders, anxiety, fear, intrusive thoughts, fear of crowds, avoidance, anger, depression, humiliation, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) hyperarousal, sexual disorders (including fear of engaging in sexual activity), mood disorders, suicidal ideation, borderline personality disorder, nightmares, fear of situations that remind the patient of the rape and fear of being alone, agitation, numbness and emotional distance.Victims are able to receive help by using a telephone hotline, counseling, or shelters.Recovery from sexual assault is a complicated and controversial concept, but support groups, usually accessed by organizations are available to help in recovery.