Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2409

Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2409

In a poignant episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now,' host Bill Murray and co-host Tammy Schofstall welcome Felicia L Reed, a trauma-informed recovery coach, to discuss the multifaceted journey of healing from child abuse. Felicia, a survivor of abuse from the age of 5 to 51, shares her transformative story of recovery and the powerful techniques she employed to reclaim her life.

As the founder of 'Put It In Perspective,' Felicia now dedicates her life to helping others through coaching and self-healing methods. The episode opens with Bill introducing Felicia, highlighting her extensive experience in dealing with abuse and her commitment to community service. Despite technical difficulties, the hosts set the stage for an open mic discussion, inviting listeners to call in, share their experiences, and engage in meaningful dialogue.

Felicia speaks candidly about the challenges she faced and the importance of showing up authentically. She emphasizes the therapeutic power of art and social media in expressing emotions and recording incidents for potential legal use. Her approach to healing is holistic, incorporating various forms of self-expression and focusing on the present moment. Throughout the episode, the panel discusses the current global climate and the heightened risks for children and adults living with their abusers due to lockdowns.

Felicia stresses the need for community support and activism, particularly for youth and women. Her work in cyber awareness and promoting online safety is a testament to her commitment to protecting vulnerable individuals. Listeners are encouraged to participate by calling in with questions or topics they wish to explore. This interactive format fosters a sense of community and provides a platform for survivors to connect and support one another.

In closing, the hosts and Felicia send love and light to all survivors, reinforcing the theme of hope and empowerment that permeates the episode. With heartfelt messages and prayers, they conclude the show, leaving a lasting impact on those who tuned in.