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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2695
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2695
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2695
Saturday 3rd July 2021
Join Dr. Debra Warner for an insightful discussion on child abuse prevention, community policing, and the upcoming SCRIPT Conference.
90 minutes
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Episode Overview
- The SCRIPT Conference offers free resources for abuse prevention.
- Dr. Debra Warner's work with male survivors highlighted.
- Community policing discussed as a means to build trust.
- Support services for abuse survivors emphasized.
- Upcoming SCRIPT Conference details shared.
If you take your time and listen to their story, don't look at the fact of what they've done and they're locked up behind bars, but understand that they went through some sort of trauma as a child.
The latest episode of the Stop Child Abuse Now show, hosted by Bill and featuring guests like Dr. Debra Warner and Michelle Bless, delves into the crucial topic of child abuse prevention and the invaluable resources offered by the SCRIPT Conference. Dr. Debra Warner, a Los Angeles-based forensic psychologist and a professor at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology, leads the discussion, providing insights into her work with male survivors of child abuse.
The SCRIPT Conference, an annual event held in July, offers a wealth of information and support for those affected by childhood trauma. Dr. Warner emphasizes the importance of understanding the trauma that many incarcerated individuals have faced, often stemming from childhood abuse. Her work involves speaking to and supporting men in prisons, helping them to navigate their past traumas and find paths to healing.
The conference aims to provide attendees with tools and knowledge to aid in prevention, intervention, and recovery. The episode also touches on the subject of community policing, discussing the need for building trust and cooperation between law enforcement and the communities they serve. With incidents of police misconduct often making headlines, the show highlights the systemic issues that need addressing to foster better relationships.
Listeners are encouraged to attend the SCRIPT Conference, where various professionals, including police chief Blake Chow, will share their experiences and strategies for effective community engagement and abuse prevention. The show concludes with a heartfelt appreciation for the support services that aid individuals with dementia, showcasing the broader theme of community care and support.
Overall, the episode serves as a powerful reminder of the ongoing efforts needed to combat child abuse and support survivors, while also promoting the upcoming SCRIPT Conference as a significant resource for those seeking healing and education.