Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2503
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2503

Stop Child Abuse Now

Tonight's special guest is Bob Eden from Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia, a survivor who shares his story in his own descriptive, articulate words: "After more than 20 years of fighting depression, psychologists, psychiatrists and many cycles of...

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Stop Child Abuse Now

NAASCA ORG

Monday to Friday's "Stop Child Abuse Now" (SCAN) feature trauma informed HOSTs and Co-hosts and respected child abuse prevention, intervention and recovery advocates. They're all volunteers members of the National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (NAASCA), a 501(c)3. Founded in 2009, NAASCA.org was originally a grassroots effort. It was launched based on our founder Bill Murray's personal life experienced. Bill wrote, "Very few adults escape years of severe childhood sexual abuse, pre-pubescent X-rated photography, sex trafficking, and a two week long kidnapping." He continued. "But I have, and for some 35 years I've been in recovery from its devastating effects." After years of operating as a grassroots effort, NAASCA became a public charity in 2015 .. a 501(c)3 .. but we receive no grants or outside support, and belong to no other organization. There are no dues or fees. Our MISSION is entirely self-sustaining through the volunteer contributions of our members. The single purpose is to address issues related to childhood abuse and trauma including sexual assault, violent or physical abuse, emotional traumas and neglect from two specific perspectives: 1) educating the public, and 2) offering hope for healing and services to adult survivors. There are now nearly 3000 BlogTalkRadio shows, podcasts in the ever-growing library. Join us five-nights-a-week (Mon to Fri), at 8pm EST (so 7pm CEN, 6pm MTN, 5pm PAC) for solution-oriented discussions about the many issues of child abuse and trauma. The shows always include panel discussions and call-in participation.

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Healing Conversations with Bob Eden

Episode Overview

Bob Eden shares his personal journey of overcoming depression.
NASCA's mission to educate and support survivors globally.
The importance of community and personal insights in healing.
Bob's heartfelt message of gratitude and hope for survivors.
Encouragement for open discussions about child abuse and trauma.

“My eyes are streaming with tears of joy and my tears of joy cleanse my soul because we are magnificent we just have to get rid of well I've done it but others need to get rid of their previous conditioning.”

In this powerful episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now', we welcome Bob Eden, a survivor and advocate from Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia. Bob shares his remarkable journey of overcoming more than 20 years of battling depression, offering a heartfelt message of gratitude to fellow survivors. His story is one of resilience and hope, demonstrating the profound impact of personal insight and community support in the healing process.

The National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (NASCA) hosts this episode, emphasizing their mission to address child abuse and trauma through education and healing. NASCA aims to break societal taboos around discussing childhood sexual abuse and provide resources for prevention, intervention, and recovery. Bob's narrative is both inspiring and emotional, as he reflects on his upbringing and the challenges he faced with his mother's violent outbursts and emotional neglect.

Despite these hardships, Bob's journey toward healing was transformative, allowing him to emerge stronger and more self-aware. The episode also highlights the significance of international outreach, as Bob connects with a global audience, sharing his insights on recovery and the power of community. His message resonates with listeners, encouraging them to embrace their past and find strength in vulnerability.

Listeners are invited to engage with the discussion and explore the resources NASCA offers to support survivors and foster open conversations about trauma. This episode is a testament to the human spirit's capacity for healing and the essential role of empathy and support in overcoming adversity.

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