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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2774
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2774
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2774
Friday 22nd October 2021
Join Dr. Jaime Romo and NASCA hosts to explore child abuse prevention, healing, and support for survivors in this engaging Q&A episode.
90 minutes
hopeful
informative
supportive
challenging
empowering
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Overview:
Categories:
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Sobriety Success Stories
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Episode Overview
- NASCA offers crucial support and education on child abuse.
- Dr. Jaime Romo advocates for healing from religious abuse.
- Survivors are not alone; NASCA is a supportive community.
- Understanding trauma and setting healthy boundaries.
- Empowerment through shared experiences and education.
It may feel hopeless, but it's not. It may feel like we're alone, but we're not.
In this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now', hosts John Anderson and Deborah Hunt facilitate a poignant discussion with Dr. Jaime Romo, an esteemed educator, consultant, author, and minister dedicated to the prevention and healing from child sexual abuse, particularly in religious contexts. Dr. Romo shares insights into the importance of creating safe spaces for survivors and promoting trauma-informed care.
He emphasizes the need for community support and education to combat child abuse and highlights the role NASCA plays in providing resources and hope to survivors. As a survivor-professional, Dr. Romo discusses his experiences and the significance of addressing boundaries and healing through shared understanding. NASCA's commitment to educating the public and supporting survivors is underscored throughout the episode, offering listeners a comprehensive view of the organization's efforts to end child abuse and facilitate healing.
This episode serves as a beacon of hope and a call to action, reminding survivors that they are not alone and that there is a supportive community ready to help guide them towards recovery.