Navigating Relationships After Childhood Trauma: Insights from SCAN
Being able to educate others about how to protect their children...has helped a lot in my healing- not so much relationship, but more just my mental and my physical healing- in child sexual abuse and being abused.
Ever wondered how childhood trauma can shape your relationships? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now' (SCAN), hosts Kim Lakin, John Anderson, and Carol Levine dive into the complex world of relationships for child abuse survivors. The conversation is raw and real, addressing how past traumas can influence present-day connections. Have you ever found it hard to communicate in a relationship? Or perhaps you've noticed a pattern of choosing partners who aren't good for you? You're not alone.
This episode opens the floor for listeners to share their personal stories and challenges, creating a supportive community space where everyone's voice matters. The hosts discuss how trauma can lead survivors to choose abusive partners and why communication can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. They emphasize the importance of talking about triggers and the role of education in preventing child abuse. By educating others on how to protect their children, survivors can find a sense of purpose and healing.
This episode isn't just about highlighting the problems; it's about offering hope and practical advice for moving forward. Listeners will find solace in knowing they're part of a larger community that understands their struggles. The SCAN podcast is more than just a series of discussions; it's a lifeline for those seeking to heal from the scars of childhood abuse.
Tune in to hear real stories, expert insights, and join a movement dedicated to preventing child abuse and supporting survivors on their healing journey.