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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2819
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2819
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2819
Friday 24th December 2021
Join a heartfelt open mic session with adult survivors of child abuse, featuring survivor-professional Nissi Hamilton. Call in to share your story.
89 minutes
hopeful
informative
supportive
challenging
reflective
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Sobriety Success Stories
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Episode Overview
- Open mic forum for survivors of child abuse.
- Discussion led by survivor-professional Nissi Hamilton.
- Focus on prevention, intervention, and recovery.
- Call-in participation encouraged.
- Empowerment through shared experiences.
"You know how you pick yourself up and I know it's rough and I know it's not easy but it is so important."
In this impactful episode of the Stop Child Abuse Now show, hosted by Bill Murray on the Blog Talk Radio Network, listeners are invited to participate in an open mic forum designed for adult survivors of child abuse. This unique format allows participants to call in and share their experiences, questions, and insights related to child abuse, trauma, prevention, and recovery.
The show, sponsored by the National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (NASCA), seeks to empower survivors through dialogue and community support. The special co-host for the evening is Nissi Hamilton, a survivor-professional with a profound personal history. Born to an adolescent mother who endured sexual trafficking by family members, Nissi's journey through foster care and subsequent abuse starting at age 14 provides a poignant backdrop for the discussions.
Her resilience and dedication to advocacy serve as an inspiration to listeners, offering hope that recovery and empowerment are attainable. Throughout the 90-minute episode, Bill Murray and Nissi Hamilton encourage listeners to call in and contribute their voices to the conversation. The open mic format ensures that each participant can share multiple times, creating a dynamic and supportive environment where diverse perspectives on child abuse and trauma are explored.
The discussions focus on various aspects of abuse, including prevention strategies, intervention methods, and pathways to recovery. Bill Murray, himself a survivor, emphasizes the importance of community and shared experiences in healing. He speaks candidly about the challenges faced by survivors and the crucial role of support networks like NASCA. As the episode unfolds, participants engage in heartfelt dialogues, reflecting on their journeys and seeking advice from fellow survivors.
The episode concludes with a message of hope and a reminder of the ongoing mission of NASCA to support adult survivors of child abuse. Bill Murray expresses his desire for the organization to continue its vital work, encouraging new leaders to step forward and sustain its efforts. This episode exemplifies the power of storytelling and community in fostering healing and empowerment among survivors.