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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2823
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2823
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2823
Thursday 30th December 2021
Join Eric B. Ramsey in discussing child abuse awareness and recovery strategies. Discover impactful ways to support survivors and prevent future abuse.
90 minutes
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NAASCA ORG
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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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Episode Overview
- Understanding the widespread impact of child abuse.
- Importance of community involvement in prevention.
- Mental health challenges faced by survivors.
- Role of parents in educating children about abuse.
- Recovery and support resources available for survivors.
We are innocent and guilt-free, yet share feelings of shame and fear. Recovery is possible if we work for it.
In this episode of the 'Stop Child Abuse Now' podcast, we are joined by Eric B. Ramsey, a child abuse survivor and advocate from Studio City, California. Eric, a returning member of the NAASCA family, shares his journey from a former professional athlete to a model, actor, writer, producer, and director. His experiences have shaped his advocacy work, particularly his film 'Unspeakable Indiscretions,' which portrays the intertwined paths of four siblings facing the realities of past abuse.
The episode delves into the pressing issue of child abuse, emphasizing the need for societal change in discussing and addressing childhood sexual abuse, a pandemic affecting countless lives globally. The podcast highlights the crucial role of prevention and intervention strategies, advocating for community involvement and parental education as key components to protect children. It's emphasized that abuse often occurs within homes, supposed safe havens for children.
The discussion underscores the necessity of teaching children not only about 'stranger danger' but also about the more prevalent risks within familiar environments. Carol Levine, the host, addresses the emotional and psychological challenges faced by survivors, such as hypervigilance, social anxiety, and feelings of shame and fear. She stresses the importance of healing and recovery, offering hope and resources to those affected.
Spirituality and expression of faith are presented as potential pathways for grieving and rebirth, helping survivors let go of the past. Overall, the episode serves as an informative and supportive platform, empowering listeners to engage in meaningful dialogue about abuse prevention and survivor recovery. It aims to break the taboo surrounding child abuse conversations and provide guidance for those seeking to make a difference in their communities.