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Tonight's special guest is Toyin Okunuga from Essex, UK, a child abuse survivor and new member of the NAASCA family. Toyin is the author of a new memoir, 'Hush to Roar: a true story of love, childhood trauma and recovery', about her recovery from...
1:29:54•29 Dec 2020
Survivor's Journey: From Hush to Roar
Episode Overview
- Toyin Okunuga shares her story of childhood trauma and recovery.
- Introduction to Toyin's memoir, 'Hush to Roar'.
- Discussion on holistic healing and mental wellness.
- Insights into the NAASCA community support.
- Importance of preventive education for child abuse.
“It's teaching children the various things that would be helpful to them as they grow up to know, including how to avoid being abused, obviously, and what to do about it if they are.”
In the latest episode of the NAASCA family podcast, host Bailey Smith is joined by special guest Toyin Okunuga from Essex, UK. Toyin is not only a child abuse survivor but also an inspiring author and entrepreneur. Her memoir, 'Hush to Roar: a true story of love, childhood trauma, and recovery', unveils her poignant journey from the darkness of childhood abuse to the light of recovery and empowerment. Toyin's story is one of resilience and transformation.
At the tender age of nine, she faced the harsh reality of abuse, struggling with the emotions and challenges that followed. Her journey took her to Nigeria, where language barriers added to her educational setbacks, yet she persevered, ultimately reclaiming control over her life. In her memoir, Toyin not only narrates her personal experiences but also offers a beacon of hope to others facing similar struggles.
She has founded 'Hush to Roar', a business dedicated to helping women take holistic steps towards mental wellness and recovery from childhood trauma. Through this platform, Toyin guides her clients towards thriving health, encouraging them to break free from the chains of their past. The podcast episode also highlights the importance of preventive education for child abuse. Teaching children essential life skills can empower them to recognize and report abuse, fostering a safer environment for future generations.
As the episode unfolds, the sense of community and support within the NAASCA family becomes evident. Toyin's openness and willingness to share her story contribute to a broader dialogue on abuse and recovery, providing listeners with both knowledge and hope. Through her narrative, Toyin embodies the spirit of empowerment, demonstrating that healing is possible and that survivors can indeed roar beyond their past.
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