Tackling Child Abuse: A Candid Chat with NAASCA Experts
Episode Overview
The episode provides insights into the critical issues related to childhood abuse and trauma Discussions shed light on various forms of neglect and abuse, including physical, emotional, and sexual The show emphasizes the need for society to be more engaged in recognizing and addressing these issues Listeners are invited to engage in open discussions and seek support for survivors of child abuse Importance of therapy and medication in addressing the long-term effects of abuse
I don't think I'd be here if I wasn't taking it. I don't think I'd be here if I wasn't kicking it.
What happens when survivors, professionals, and everyday listeners come together to discuss childhood abuse? You get a raw, enlightening conversation that doesn't shy away from tough topics. In this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now' (SCAN), hosted by the National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (NAASCA), a diverse panel dives into the complex world of childhood trauma. With no pre-set agenda, the discussion flows naturally, driven by call-in participants who bring their questions and concerns to the table.
Dr. Nancy and Ms. Annie, along with other survivor-professionals, guide these conversations with their trauma-informed perspectives, offering insights and advice grounded in personal and professional experience. The episode addresses various forms of abuse—physical, emotional, and sexual—and underscores the importance of breaking societal taboos around discussing these issues. By sharing real-life stories and practical tips, the hosts aim to educate the public and offer hope to those in recovery.
Whether you're a survivor seeking support or someone looking to understand the impact of childhood trauma better, this episode provides a compassionate space for learning and healing.