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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2754
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2754
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2754
Friday 24th September 2021
Join Dr. Lena Clark and Tammy Shofstall in discussing domestic violence, mental health, and healing for survivors in this insightful episode.
90 minutes
informative
hopeful
challenging
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Episode Overview
- Dr. Lena Clark shares her journey as a domestic violence survivor.
- Discussion on the societal impact of domestic and child abuse.
- NAASCA's role in educating the public and supporting survivors.
- Importance of recognizing red flags in abusive relationships.
- Healing and recovery strategies for adult survivors of child abuse.
"My abuse was domestic abuse by my husband," she explained, "who committed suicide after being diagnosed with depression and schizophrenia."
In this compelling episode of the Stop Child Abuse Now podcast, host Tammy Shofstall engages in an open discussion with Dr. Lena Clark, a domestic violence survivor and mental health expert. Dr. Clark shares her personal story of overcoming domestic abuse by her husband, who tragically committed suicide after battling depression and schizophrenia. Her journey of healing, which began years after her husband's death, is a testament to resilience and the power of self-discovery.
The conversation expands to address the broader societal issues related to domestic and child abuse. Tammy Shofstall, herself a survivor of child abuse, emphasizes the mission of the National Association for Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (NAASCA) in educating the public and providing support to those affected. NAASCA strives to break the taboo surrounding discussions of childhood sexual abuse and highlight its prevalence as a global pandemic. Dr.
Clark's insights into mental health and recovery provide listeners with valuable perspectives on recognizing the signs of abusive relationships and understanding the generational impact of domestic violence. The episode also touches on the increased rates of domestic violence and suicide during the pandemic, urging society to offer more support to those in need. Listeners are encouraged to participate in the open forum, sharing their experiences and learning from survivor-professionals like Dr. Clark.
The podcast underscores the importance of community involvement in prevention, intervention, and recovery processes. As the episode concludes, Tammy Shofstall sends a heartfelt message to survivors worldwide, reinforcing the theme of hope and healing. The discussion serves as a reminder that while the journey may be challenging, support and understanding can pave the way for recovery and empowerment.