UK Health Radio Podcast
UK Health Radio Podcast
23: …the continued Silence with Emma-Jane Taylor - Episode 23
23: …the continued Silence with Emma-Jane Taylor - Episode 23
23: …the continued Silence with Emma-Jane Taylor - Episode 23
Friday 16th August 2024
Emma-Jane Taylor hosts a vital discussion on child sexual abuse and consent with experts Denny Corby, Chris Tuck, and Dr. Sophie King Hill.
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Episode Overview
- Importance of discussing child sexual abuse openly.
- Role of informed consent in protecting young people.
- Impact of social media on children's understanding of consent.
- Need for early education on healthy sexual behaviours.
- Challenges faced by survivors and their families.
We have to hear those voices so as always I'm always interested to listen to you Sophie because you are the font of young people's voices
Emma-Jane Taylor hosts a powerful discussion on 'UK Health Radio Podcast' with her show, '...the continued Silence'. This episode tackles the deeply sensitive issue of child sexual abuse (CSA) and the importance of breaking the silence surrounding it. Emma-Jane, an advocate for CSA survivors, is joined by therapist Denny Corby, activist Chris Tuck, and Dr. Sophie King Hill, an associate professor with expertise in children's sexual behaviours and education.
The conversation revolves around the age of consent and how to educate and protect young people effectively. Dr. King Hill shares her insights on the development of healthy sexual behaviours in children and the critical role of informed consent. Chris Tuck brings a personal perspective as a survivor and parent, discussing the challenges of guiding children through their formative years.
The panel highlights the need for open, honest conversations about consent from a young age, fostering environments where children feel empowered to speak up. They also touch on societal issues like misogyny and the impact of social media on young people's understanding of consent. This episode is a call to action for parents, educators, and society to engage in these vital discussions and support survivors.
It's a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the complexities of CSA and the importance of consent education.