Bailey Smith
Bailey Smith
Victim To Hero!
Victim To Hero!
Victim To Hero!
Tuesday 14th December 2021
Join Bailey Smith as she interviews Dr. Petra Deeter, who uses her films and advocacy work to combat parental alienation and systemic failures.
123 minutes
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Bailey Smith
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Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Parenting & Children
Sobriety Success Stories
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I'm never going to advocate for an abuser, and I think that it's amazing the work that you are doing.
Ever wondered how personal trauma can fuel a passion for social change? In this compelling episode of 'The Never Give Up Show!', host Bailey Smith sits down with Dr. Petra Deeter, an award-winning film director and founder of the Victim to Hero Institute. As a survivor of child abuse and domestic violence, Dr. Deeter channels her experiences into advocacy, creating impactful films and raising public awareness about parental alienation and systemic failures in the court system. Dr.
Deeter shares her journey from victim to hero, discussing how she uses the power of storytelling through film to highlight critical issues. Her film 'Reborn', which premiered at the iconic Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, has won numerous international awards and continues to make waves at festivals worldwide. She also talks about her upcoming documentary 'At All Costs', which examines a tragic custody battle and the devastating consequences of parental alienation. Throughout the conversation, Dr.
Deeter emphasizes the importance of victims taking control of their own cases, filing police reports, and pursuing civil suits. She sheds light on the often-overlooked issue of parental alienation, describing it as a form of child abuse and domestic violence that society needs to recognize and address. Dr. Deeter also discusses the corruption within the judicial system and its impact on victims, offering practical advice on seeking support and building a strong team.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the intersection of personal trauma, advocacy, and systemic change. Dr. Deeter's story is not just inspiring; it's a call to action for all of us to support victims and work towards a more just society.