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AU4H Radio Special Presentation Interview with Author Maureen Ruhl
AU4H Radio Special Presentation Interview with Author Maureen Ruhl
AU4H Radio Special Presentation Interview with Author Maureen Ruhl
Thursday 25th February 2021
Listen to Maureen Ruhl on AU4H Radio - Real Talk discuss her book 'Frozen Tears' and the importance of addressing child sexual abuse.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking the Silence: Maureen Ruhl's Fight Against Child Sexual Abuse
Because obviously the healing of children after such a traumatic experience there can't be any more important work that I can think of.
Imagine facing a trauma so profound that it shapes your entire life. In this episode of AU4H Radio - Real Talk, volunteer program coordinator Laurie Ann Smith sits down with Maureen Ruhl, an author and survivor of child sexual abuse. Maureen opens up about her book 'Frozen Tears', a powerful resource aimed at starting conversations with children and youth about this often-hidden issue.
Written with deep empathy, 'Frozen Tears' serves as a tool for doctors, nurses, therapists, school counselors, and parents to help young ones navigate their healing journey. Maureen's mission is clear: to ensure that children understand they are not alone and that it's okay to speak out. She shares her personal journey of survival and healing, shedding light on the emotional and mental health impacts of child sexual abuse.
The discussion also covers the broader societal responsibility to protect children and the urgent need for advocacy and change in how we address these issues. This episode is a blend of hope, education, and a call to action. It's an inspiring conversation that highlights the importance of breaking the silence and supporting survivors. Whether you're a parent, a professional working with children, or someone interested in advocacy, this interview offers valuable insights and practical advice on making a difference.