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Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2852
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2852
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 2852
Wednesday 9th February 2022
Join our open forum on surviving child abuse with survivor-professionals offering insights and pathways to healing. Engage and learn with NASCA.
90 minutes
hopeful
informative
supportive
challenging
reflective
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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
- NASCA focuses on educating the public about child abuse.
- Survivor-professionals lead discussions on trauma and healing.
- Listeners are encouraged to call in and share their stories.
- Bill Murray, NASCA founder, shares his experiences.
- Engage with resources for prevention and recovery.
Once we do learn to like ourselves, then we feel better, we present ourselves better, we do better work, and it's a good thing.
In this enlightening episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now,' we delve into the harrowing yet hopeful world of child abuse survivors. Hosted by Annie Margis, the show features Bill Murray, the founder of NASCA (National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse), and Carol Levine, a founding member, as they share their journeys and insights. The episode operates as an open forum, encouraging listeners to call in and discuss pressing issues surrounding child abuse and recovery.
NASCA's mission is twofold: educating the public on the pervasive issue of child abuse and offering hope and healing to adult survivors. The taboo surrounding childhood sexual abuse is confronted head-on, highlighting the importance of open dialogue and societal awareness. Bill Murray and Annie Margis offer a safe space for survivors and their families, providing guidance and support through trauma-informed discussions.
The episode touches on the importance of storytelling in healing, with Bill sharing how communicating his experiences helped him grow stronger. The conversation also explores the need for self-reflection and forgiveness in overcoming past traumas. Carol Levine's contribution to the discourse underscores the transformative power of writing and self-inventory in the recovery process. Listeners are invited to engage with the show, fostering a supportive community where shared experiences lead to collective enlightenment.
The episode underscores NASCA's reliance on volunteers, urging individuals to step forward and contribute to the organization's initiatives. As the episode concludes, Annie encourages listeners to continue the educational journey, emphasizing the show's role as a beacon of hope and support for all affected by child abuse. This episode is a poignant reminder of the strength found in community and the critical importance of addressing childhood trauma head-on.