i am somebody
i am somebody
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Friday 20th October 2023
Join Elizabeth as she shares her journey from survivor to advocate, discussing trauma, support systems, and recovery in this compelling episode.
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73 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Elizabeth's Journey: From Survivor to Advocate in Domestic Violence Support
Episode Overview
- Elizabeth shares her experiences working in a domestic violence shelter and her personal journey as a survivor of domestic and sexual violence
- She highlights the importance of supporting employees and coworkers with lived experiences, emphasizing the need for agencies to hire and support individuals with similar backgrounds
- Elizabeth reflects on her internship at the Children's Resource Center and the significance of providing support to child survivors
- The episode delves into the complexities of trauma, coping mechanisms, and the importance of support systems and self-care
- Elizabeth discusses the societal and professional challenges in understanding and addressing trauma, offering valuable insights for individuals navigating similar experiences and professionals in the field
The takeaway is go to therapy because it is happening, no matter how many kids I talk to, it's going to keep happening, which means we've got to talk about it.
Elizabeth's story is one of resilience and transformation. In this episode of 'i am somebody', she opens up about her work in a domestic violence shelter and her own experiences as a survivor of domestic and sexual violence. Elizabeth doesn’t just talk about the challenges; she highlights the importance of supporting employees who have lived through similar traumas. Her insights into why agencies should hire and back individuals with these backgrounds are eye-opening.
Elizabeth also shares her time at the Children's Resource Center, emphasizing the critical need for support systems for child survivors. Throughout the conversation, Elizabeth touches on the societal and professional hurdles in understanding trauma, underscoring the importance of self-care and open dialogue. This episode offers a heartfelt look into the complexities of trauma and coping, making it a must-listen for anyone dealing with similar experiences or working in the field.