NAASCA ORG
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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2824
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2824
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2824
Friday 31st December 2021
Join a Q&A with survivor-professional Bill Murray discussing child abuse recovery, NASCA's mission, and community involvement. A powerful episode on healing.
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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Episode Overview
- Bill Murray shares his journey of recovery through a 12-step program.
- NASCA's dual mission: public education and survivor support.
- Community involvement is crucial for child abuse prevention.
- Personal stories highlight the importance of speaking out and seeking help.
- The role of institutions in addressing abuse and promoting safety.
"When a child is sexually abused, their life changes forever."
In the latest episode of Stop Child Abuse Now, Carol Levine hosts a compelling Q&A session featuring Bill Murray, the founder of NASCA and a survivor-professional. Bill Murray's story is one of resilience and recovery, as he shares his experiences of overcoming child abuse through a 12-step program. Abused by clerics during his formative years, Bill's journey underscores the importance of support systems like Alcoholics Anonymous in fostering healing.
Carol Levine, the Vice President of NASCA, introduces the mission of the organization, which aims to educate the public about childhood abuse and trauma, while providing hope and healing to adult survivors. NASCA focuses on prevention, intervention, and recovery, seeking to break the societal taboo surrounding discussions of childhood sexual abuse. The episode stresses the importance of community involvement in preventing child abuse. By fostering closer relationships within neighborhoods and encouraging open communication, society can better protect children from abuse.
The discussion highlights the need for institutions, such as schools and religious organizations, to address abuse transparently and proactively. Bill Murray and Carol Levine encourage survivors to share their stories, emphasizing the transformative power of speaking out. By doing so, survivors can access the help they need to lead fulfilling lives. This episode serves as a reminder of the pervasive nature of child abuse and the collective responsibility to combat it.
Listeners are urged to get involved with NASCA, which relies on volunteers to carry out its mission. The podcast concludes with a call to action, inviting individuals to participate in NASCA's efforts to make a difference in the lives of abuse survivors.