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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2827
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2827
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2827
Wednesday 5th January 2022
Join Dr. Tina Medina as she discusses child abuse prevention, teen suicide, and empowering survivors to find their voice on this enlightening episode.
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Episode Overview
- Child abuse is a global pandemic affecting millions.
- Teen suicide rates are alarmingly high.
- Survivors' voices are crucial for prevention.
- Identifying signs of abuse is key to intervention.
- Public awareness can reduce societal taboo.
The journey to sexual abuse recovery is all about taking tiny steps.
In this powerful episode of Stop Child Abuse Now, we welcome Dr. Tina Medina from Kansas City, Kansas, a survivor-professional who shares her journey from victim to advocate. Dr. Medina, who was sexually abused by her uncle as a child, has transformed her past trauma into a mission to heal and educate. As a professional writer specializing in public relations and community/media relations, she uses her expertise to shine a light on the silent epidemic of child abuse.
The discussion delves into the alarming rise in teen suicide rates, highlighting that it is not only those who have experienced abuse but teenagers in general who are struggling. Dr. Medina emphasizes the importance of recognizing signs of abuse and the crucial role of prevention and intervention. She discusses the challenges faced by children living with their abusers and the psychological impact that can lead to suicidal ideation. Through NASCA's mission, Dr.
Medina advocates for breaking the societal taboo surrounding child abuse, encouraging survivors to share their stories. This episode underscores the need for public awareness and education to promote healing and prevent future abuse. Dr. Medina's message is one of hope, urging society to listen to survivors and learn from their experiences to protect future generations.
The conversation touches on the importance of providing safe spaces for children to express themselves and the need for adults to discern when something is amiss. Dr. Medina's call for more male survivors to share their stories is a poignant reminder that abuse knows no gender, and balanced narratives are essential for comprehensive prevention strategies.
As the episode concludes, listeners are encouraged to engage with NASCA's resources and support systems, offering hope and healing to adults who have endured childhood trauma. Dr. Medina's insights provide a roadmap for recovery, emphasizing that tiny steps can lead to significant healing and empowerment.