NAASCA ORG
NAASCA ORG
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2878
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2878
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2878
Thursday 17th March 2022
Listen to Wes Jackson's story of overcoming childhood abuse and finding healing through therapy on 'Stop Child Abuse Now' (SCAN) - 2878.
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Wes Jackson: Rising Above a Childhood of Abuse
We're not weak people, we're just people with a heart and we're people who have been in bad places, but we've found the light and Today we're walking in the light, and that's really very, very good.
Ever wondered how someone can turn a life of constant punishment into a journey of healing? Meet Wes Jackson from San Diego, California. Growing up in the suburbs of LA, Wes was the oldest of three children in a household where his mom was a homemaker and his dad an entrepreneur. Despite this seemingly normal setup, Wes's life was anything but.
He faced relentless physical and verbal abuse, which led him to bury his emotions and authentic self, always feeling like he had something to prove. The mantra 'shut up, keep your head down, and work' became his life's motto, leading to burnout and a cycle of codependency and low self-esteem. It wasn't until he reached the age of 29 that Wes began to speak up about his experiences.
In this eye-opening episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now' (SCAN) - 2878, Wes shares how he started to break free from the chains of his past. He talks about recognizing dysfunctional relationship patterns and the importance of therapy in his recovery journey. Wes emphasizes the need for a therapist who understands child abuse and can guide survivors toward healing. He also discusses the value of daily rituals to maintain mental well-being and prevent emotional distress.
Wes's story is a powerful reminder that it's never too late to seek help and start healing. His insights on setting personal standards and finding hope through recovery offer valuable guidance for anyone dealing with the scars of childhood trauma.