Voices of Triumph: Navigating Childhood Trauma and Healing
By teaching adults how to minimize stuff around you and making sure that you don't give people opportunity, because I think a lot of what we've talked about is a lot of opportunities arose, and that's how our abusers- and one of mine was my stepdad and my mom too- didn't know how to respond.
Ever wondered how sharing your story can spark healing and change? In this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now' (SCAN) - 2923, survivor-professionals Kim Laken and Nancy Brown lead an open discussion that brings together a panel of voices with one thing in common: overcoming childhood trauma. It's a space where listeners can call in, share their experiences, and get their questions answered by those who've walked a similar path.
One of the highlights of this episode is the debut of Kimberly Houston, who captivates everyone with her remarkable story. Her narrative is so compelling that she’s been invited back as a special guest. The episode covers various topics, from the significance of sharing one's story online to practical ways of teaching children about boundaries and consent. The conversation also delves into the critical role of education in preventing child abuse.
The insights shared are not just about the past but focus on actionable steps for healing and recovery. The survivor-professionals use their trauma-informed perspectives to guide the discussions, making it an invaluable resource for anyone dealing with the aftermath of child abuse. Whether you're a survivor yourself, a friend or family member of one, or someone interested in learning more about these vital issues, this episode offers a blend of empathy, practical advice, and hope.
Tune in to hear these inspiring stories and learn how to create safer environments for children. It's a powerful reminder that while the scars of trauma run deep, the journey towards healing is filled with support and resilience.