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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2712
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2712
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2712
Wednesday 28th July 2021
Join the discussion with survivor-professional Deborah Schleich on child abuse, mental health, and community support in this engaging open mic episode.
90 minutes
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challenging
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Episode Overview
- Survivor stories offer hope and healing.
- Importance of trauma-informed mental health support.
- Role of community and social media in recovery.
- Engaging with professionals for effective care.
- NASCA's global impact on abuse awareness.
Children can experience both short or long-term cognitive, behavioral, and emotional effects as a result from witnessing domestic violence.
In this compelling episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now', listeners are invited to engage in an open mic discussion with Pastor Deborah Schleich, a survivor-professional who brings a wealth of experience in mental health and ministry. Growing up in a military family with a mentally ill mother, Deborah shares her journey of overcoming adversity and her dedication to helping others through trauma-informed care and community support.
The episode underscores the importance of survivor stories as a means of offering hope and healing to those affected by child abuse. Deborah, alongside hosts Carol Levine and Mark Lockridge, emphasizes the significance of finding effective mental health support, particularly through trauma-informed therapists. They discuss how such care can address the cognitive, behavioral, and emotional effects that abuse survivors often endure. Additionally, the conversation touches on the transformative power of community engagement and social media in recovery processes.
Deborah highlights NASCA's role in providing resources, support groups, and educational materials to survivors worldwide. She advocates for leveraging platforms like LinkedIn to share resilience-building content and connect with professionals dedicated to abuse awareness. Throughout the episode, listeners are encouraged to reach out for support and utilize NASCA's resources to aid in their healing journey. The discussion serves as a reminder of the collective effort required to combat child abuse and the hopeful pathways available for those seeking change.