Safe Home Podcast

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  • Empowering Adoptees with Rebecca Autumn Sansom - Ep 30

Empowering Adoptees with Rebecca Autumn Sansom - Ep 30

Saturday 19th February 2022

Rebecca Autumn Sansom discusses her adoption journey and documentary 'Reckoning with the Primal Wound' in this Safe Home Podcast episode.
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Adoption Stories Unveiled: Rebecca Autumn Sansom’s Journey and Documentary

The more we can share these stories with each other, the better. Word of mouth is the best way.
What does it mean to truly understand the impact of adoption on one's life? In this episode of Safe Home Podcast, host Beth Syverson sits down with Rebecca Autumn Sansom, an adult adoptee who has turned her personal story into a powerful documentary called 'Reckoning with the Primal Wound'. Rebecca's film juxtaposes her own experiences with the insights of Nancy Verrier, author of 'The Primal Wound', often referred to as the adoptee’s bible.
This episode offers a deep dive into Rebecca's journey, exploring how adoption trauma has shaped her life and how she has navigated the complexities of her identity. Rebecca and Beth discuss the importance of giving adoptees a voice in the adoption narrative, shedding light on the secrets and betrayals that often accompany adoption. They also critique the flaws within the adoption industry, emphasizing the need for systemic change.
Through candid storytelling and heartfelt conversation, Rebecca shares how she found healing and empowerment, illustrating the transformative power of telling one's story. This episode is a must-listen for anyone touched by adoption, whether personally or through someone they care about. It's a poignant reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of understanding and support in the journey towards healing.