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Stop Child Abuse Now
Q & A call-in discussion with a survivor-professional, using an OPEN MIKE forum. We'll feature a survivor-professional co-host who'll field topics brought to the episode by you, the listener. ~~ Tonight the special co-host will be Lori Golden from...
1:30:43•11 Nov 2020
Empowering Child Abuse Survivors: Open Forum
Episode Overview
- NASCA's mission is to address childhood abuse and trauma.
- NASCA offers resources and support for adult survivors.
- Public education on child abuse is crucial for societal change.
- Lori Smith and Bill Murray host an informative and supportive forum.
- Listeners are encouraged to engage and seek help when needed.
“We offer hope and healing through numerous paths, providing many services to adult survivors of child abuse.”
In this poignant episode of Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN), Lori Smith and Bill Murray lead an open forum discussion about the crucial topic of childhood abuse and its lasting impact. As representatives of NASCA, the National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse, they emphasize the organization's mission to address issues related to childhood abuse and trauma. NASCA is dedicated to educating the public and providing hope and healing to survivors through a variety of resources and support systems.
Lori Smith, hosting for the first time on NASCA's platform, introduces the episode with a heartfelt acknowledgment of her excitement and nervousness. She is joined by Bill Murray, who serves as a supportive co-host, known for his infectious humor that lightens the serious nature of the conversation. Together, they explore the dual objectives of NASCA: to break the taboo surrounding discussions of childhood sexual abuse and to offer pathways to recovery for those affected.
The discussion highlights the importance of public education in overcoming societal reluctance to address child abuse openly. Lori Smith and Bill Murray stress that child abuse is a pandemic, affecting individuals globally, and requires a concerted effort for prevention, intervention, and recovery. The episode is not only informative but also supportive, providing listeners with a sense of community and encouragement. Lori Golden, a survivor and psychotherapist, shares her story, adding depth to the conversation.
Her experiences underscore the challenges faced by survivors and the therapeutic journey towards healing. The episode also includes information about NASCA's extensive online resources, encouraging listeners to explore the support available and reach out for help when needed. As the episode concludes, the hosts express gratitude for their audience's engagement and reiterate NASCA's commitment to supporting survivors worldwide.
The episode serves as a reminder of the power of shared experiences and the importance of addressing child abuse with empathy and determination.
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