Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2555

Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2555

In this poignant episode of the Stop Child Abuse Now Show, Dr. Purpose, also known as Ladera Carn, courageously shares her intricate journey of overcoming childhood trauma. As a survivor of molestation and abuse that began at the tender age of one, Dr. Purpose recounts her experiences of growing up in a household where fear and self-loathing were instilled by her mother.

Despite these challenging beginnings, she has emerged as a beacon of hope and healing for others facing similar adversities. The episode dives deep into the issues of child abuse, molestation, and domestic violence, highlighting the spiritual and emotional struggles that accompany these traumas. Dr. Purpose discusses how she realized her need for affirmation and how her love language has evolved as part of her healing process.

Her message is one of courage—encouraging listeners to seek their own truth and share it boldly, disregarding societal pressures. A significant part of Dr. Purpose's journey involves forgiveness and spiritual growth. She reflects on the moment she had to care for her mother, the very person who had caused her pain, and how this experience led her mother to find spiritual peace before her passing. Dr.

Purpose's story is not only about personal healing but also about using her experiences to advocate for others. Through her Purposeful Outreach Community Center, she offers support to survivors of domestic violence and child abuse, stressing the importance of knowing one's worth and escaping toxic situations. The episode emphasizes the need for open dialogue about child abuse and the role of organizations like NASCA in providing education and support.

The hosts encourage listeners to visit the NASCA website for resources and to engage in advocacy for children and adults affected by abuse. Dr. Purpose's story is a testament to resilience and the transformative power of faith and community. Her journey from victim to advocate serves as an inspiration to all who are struggling to find their voice and heal from past traumas.