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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2733
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2733
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2733
Thursday 26th August 2021
Join NAASCA's mission to stop child abuse. Featuring Chrissy Marie, explore recovery, healing, and support for survivors.
89 minutes
informative
hopeful
supportive
reflective
empowering
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Categories:
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Sobriety Success Stories
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Get the buttons here!Healing Through Stories: NAASCA's Mission
Episode Overview
- NAASCA's mission is to prevent child abuse through education.
- Survivors share their personal stories to foster healing.
- Community support is crucial for recovery.
- No fees for accessing NAASCA's resources.
- Encouragement to call in and participate in discussions.
The intent, the anger that came from the perpetrators, the put-downs, the belittlement, that doesn't define me anymore.
In this episode of the 'Stop Child Abuse Now' talk show, hosted by Penelope Dennis and sponsored by the National Association of Adults Survivors for Child Abuse (NAASCA), the focus was on the organization's enduring mission to combat child abuse and support survivors. NAASCA has been at the forefront of educating the public about the taboo topic of childhood sexual abuse, aiming to present facts and demonstrate that child abuse is a pervasive pandemic that affects individuals worldwide.
Penelope introduces the show's special guest, Chrissy Marie from Turlock, California, who was scheduled to share her personal journey of recovery from child abuse. Unfortunately, Chrissy could not make it, but the conversation seamlessly pivoted to discuss the broader mission of NAASCA and the resources it provides. NAASCA operates with two primary goals: educating the public to break the silence surrounding child abuse and offering hope and healing to survivors through various avenues.
The organization emphasizes the importance of community support and encourages individuals to participate in their discussions, sharing their stories and insights, which can be profoundly therapeutic. The hosts shared anecdotes and reflections on the challenges survivors face in finding support groups and recovery resources. NAASCA prides itself on providing these resources free of charge, recognizing the financial hurdles many survivors encounter, especially during early recovery stages.
The episode was marked by an empowering tone, encouraging survivors and listeners to actively engage with the resources available to them. The discussion highlighted the importance of understanding the dynamics of recovery, acknowledging that each journey is unique and that various tools, whether therapeutic, spiritual, or community-based, are valid and supported by NAASCA. Listeners were reminded of the power of personal resilience and the community's role in healing.
The episode closed on a hopeful note, inviting listeners to join future discussions and continue supporting the mission of NAASCA.