MHNR Network, LLC
MHNR Network, LLC
How #MeToo Can't Not Affect You
How #MeToo Can't Not Affect You
How #MeToo Can't Not Affect You
Sunday 4th March 2018
Erin Lawler Patterson & Hannah Oberman discuss sexual abuse & healing. Embrace uncomfortable conversations for growth & empowerment.
18 minutes
Honest
Supportive
Hopeful
Engaging
Compassionate
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Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
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Episode Overview
- Discussing uncomfortable topics can pave the road for healing.
- Transitioning from victim to survivor is crucial for empowerment.
- Creating safe spaces for children to express themselves is vital.
- The #MeToo movement helps give survivors a voice.
- Open communication can break the cycle of silence.
It's time to take our victim caps off, put our pride aside, and start talking.
In a world where secrets often hide in the shadows, this episode of The Goodness Chick podcast shines a light on the challenging topic of sexual abuse and assault among young people. Host Erin Lawler Patterson sits down with her friend Hannah Oberman to discuss their personal journeys from victimhood to survival, tackling tough subjects with honesty and compassion.
Hannah shares her experiences of loss and the harrowing reality of sexual abuse, providing a voice for those who might feel alone in their struggles. With a backdrop of waves crashing outside the car window, the conversation is raw and unfiltered, yet hopeful. The duo emphasises the importance of talking openly about uncomfortable topics, highlighting how dialogue can be a pathway to healing.
They explore how the #MeToo movement has helped bring these issues into the open, encouraging survivors to reclaim their stories and redefine themselves as strong individuals. Erin and Hannah advocate for creating safe spaces for children to speak out, stressing that understanding and support can break the cycle of silence. The episode doesn't shy away from the hard truths but rather embraces them as opportunities for growth and empowerment.
Erin's gentle humour and candid approach make the conversation accessible, even when addressing such serious matters. By sharing their stories, Erin and Hannah remind us that we can move past our pain, and with courage, find a way to thrive. For anyone facing similar challenges or supporting someone who is, this episode offers insight and encouragement. It's a call to action to foster open communication, remove stigma, and transform hurt into strength. So why not give it a listen?
You might just find the courage to start your own conversation.