Natalie Gray & Farah T.
Natalie Gray & Farah T.
EMMA: Stalked by the people who are meant to protect us
EMMA: Stalked by the people who are meant to protect us
EMMA: Stalked by the people who are meant to protect us
Thursday 17th March 2022
Join Natalie Gray and Farah T as they discuss Emma's journey from friendship to stalking and abuse on 'Take Back The Beat: Voice Notes'.
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Natalie Gray & Farah T.
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
Recovery from Trauma
Sobriety Toolkit
Healing Relationships
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Emma's Story: Trust Betrayed and the Fight for Safety
It's just guilt for like being so privileged that we live here and we have all these opportunities and we're very lucky.
Imagine turning to a friend for support, only to find yourself ensnared in a web of stalking and abuse. In this gripping episode of 'Take Back The Beat: Voice Notes', hosts Natalie Gray and Farah T sit down with Emma, who bravely shares her unsettling experience. What started as a friendship took a dark turn, forcing Emma to pack up her entire life just to feel safe again.
Her story is a stark reminder of how betrayal can come from the most unexpected places. Emma's narrative isn't just about her personal ordeal; it’s a call to recognize the importance of seeking help and the vital role organizations like Women's Aid and IDAS play in providing support. Throughout the conversation, Natalie and Farah discuss the harrowing realities of stalking, the failures of the justice system, and how privilege can impact one's sense of security.
But Emma's tale is also one of resilience and hope. Her courage in the face of such trauma is nothing short of inspiring, serving as a beacon for others who might be going through similar experiences. The episode doesn't shy away from tough topics, making it an essential listen for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of abuse and the importance of community support. If you or someone you know is affected by these issues, remember that help is available.
Tune in to hear Emma's powerful story and learn about the resources that can make a difference.