E.B. Johnson, NLP-MP
E.B. Johnson, NLP-MP
Quiet On Set: The Cost of Childhood Abuse
Quiet On Set: The Cost of Childhood Abuse
Quiet On Set: The Cost of Childhood Abuse
Thursday 28th March 2024
Explore the profound impact of childhood abuse as E.B. Johnson discusses the harrowing documentary 'Quiet On Set' and its revelations.
27 minutes
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E.B. Johnson, NLP-MP
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Recovery from Trauma
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Episode Overview
- Childhood trauma has long-lasting mental, emotional, and physical effects.
- The documentary 'Quiet On Set' exposes abuse on Nickelodeon sets.
- Parents play a crucial role in protecting their children from abuse.
- Vigilance is essential to prevent such horrific experiences.
- Healing from childhood trauma is possible but requires awareness and effort.
Children who experience complex trauma are changed forever, both mentally and physically.
In this episode of Practical Growth: A Self-Recovery Podcast, E.B. Johnson tackles the heart-wrenching subject of childhood abuse and its lasting impact on survivors. The episode focuses on the documentary 'Quiet On Set', which exposes the horrific abuse that took place on Nickelodeon sets during the 90s and early 2000s. E.B. dives into the long-term effects of complex trauma on children, discussing how it shapes their mental, emotional, and physical well-being into adulthood. Through real talk and hard truths, E.B.
highlights the crucial role parents play in protecting their children from such abuse. The episode is a stark reminder of the importance of vigilance and the devastating consequences when it's absent. If you're interested in understanding the profound cost of childhood trauma and learning practical steps to safeguard children, this episode is a must-listen. It’s a heavy topic, but one that needs to be addressed for the sake of future generations.