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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2816
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2816
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2816
Tuesday 21st December 2021
Join Katherine B. Barner on SCAN as she shares her journey of healing from childhood sexual abuse and empowers black women survivors to find peace.
91 minutes
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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 from Childhood Trauma: Katherine Barner's Journey
Episode Overview
- Katherine Barner's expertise in grief and trauma therapy.
- Focus on supporting black women survivors of abuse.
- Importance of public awareness and education on child abuse.
- Healing techniques including prayer, meditation, and grounding.
- Encouragement to contribute to the safety of children.
You're holding their hand back to the light, back to that hope of being able to heal and working towards taking the first step.
In the latest episode of the Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) podcast, Katherine B. Barner, a licensed psychotherapist and grief and trauma expert from Houston, Texas, shares her profound insights into healing from childhood sexual abuse. Katherine is especially committed to serving black women survivors, helping them break cycles of silent suffering to discover their voice and live in peace.
Her appearance on the podcast highlights a crucial aspect of trauma recovery: the need for specialized support for marginalized communities, who may face additional barriers in accessing help. The episode, hosted by Penelope Bennett and Kim Lakin, delves into Katherine’s journey and the mission of the National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (NAASCA).
Katherine discusses her career, focusing on assisting women who have endured sexual abuse, and emphasizes the importance of public education in overcoming societal taboos around child abuse. The conversation reveals the vastness of childhood abuse as a global issue, underlining the need for widespread awareness and intervention. Katherine shares various healing techniques that have proven effective in her practice, such as prayer, meditation, and grounding exercises, which can help manage triggers and flashbacks.
Her approach is holistic, addressing not only the psychological but also the spiritual aspects of healing. Katherine’s dedication is evident as she talks about holding survivors' hands back to the light, offering them hope and the first steps toward healing. The episode serves as a call to action for listeners, urging them to participate in the safety and protection of children.
Katherine’s insights provide empowering messages for those affected by trauma and emphasize the importance of creating safe spaces for healing and sharing experiences. The podcast concludes with a heartfelt acknowledgment of Katherine’s contributions and a reminder of the collective responsibility adults have to protect the vulnerable. Overall, Katherine B. Barner’s appearance on SCAN is a powerful testament to the resilience of survivors and the transformative potential of dedicated therapy.
Her message resonates with listeners, offering a beacon of hope and a path toward recovery.