UK Health Radio Podcast
UK Health Radio Podcast
19: …the continued Silence with Emma-Jane Taylor - Episode 19
19: …the continued Silence with Emma-Jane Taylor - Episode 19
19: …the continued Silence with Emma-Jane Taylor - Episode 19
Friday 12th April 2024
Emma Dillentiner and Nancy Morris tackle sibling sexual abuse, exploring its portrayal in media and the need for open conversations on UK Health Radio.
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Episode Overview
- Sibling sexual abuse is a public health concern, requiring a nuanced approach beyond criminal justice.
- Parents play a crucial role in fostering healthy sibling relationships and preventing abuse.
- Media representations of abuse, like in soap operas, can spark vital conversations and raise awareness.
- Survivors of sibling sexual abuse face long-term impacts and require support and understanding.
- Addressing societal stigma and promoting open dialogue are crucial in combating child sexual abuse.
Sibling sexual abuse is a public health issue, not a criminal justice issue.
What happens when a topic as sensitive as sibling sexual abuse is brought into the light? In this episode of 'The Continued Silence' on UK Health Radio, Emma Dillentiner sits down with Nancy Morris, a survivor of sibling sexual abuse, to tackle this often overlooked issue. Inspired by its recent portrayal in Channel 4's Hollyoaks, the conversation aims to break the silence and offer support to those affected.
Emma and Nancy discuss the societal stigma, the psychological impact, and the crucial need for open dialogue and awareness. This episode isn't just about the grim realities; it also explores the role of media in shaping public perception and the importance of community support in healing. Whether you're a survivor, a loved one, or someone wanting to understand more about this challenging topic, this episode provides valuable insights and fosters a much-needed conversation.