Healing Together: Pastor Deborah Schleich's Journey and Advice on Overcoming Childhood Trauma

Healing is real important to people who come to NASCA. Child abuse is always going to be happening. It's always there, the prosecutors, everything like that. And a lot of people such as pastor deborah and counselors we are receivers we do not usually but it does happen we're not the perpetrators that did this to the child but we have to receive them and we have to start helping them and a lot of that is not taught even in graduate level master's level school and a lot of the books that you read to take your state test, those are more theories from maybe different counseling individuals one was B.S. Skinner, he believed in behavioral therapy, which means we're going to help you to learn new ways of thinking through pain or pleasure because you are more of an animal, and they did a lot of animal research. He had a lot of wonderful ideas. He did get disproven, but a lot of people don't realize that Freud was, I think he was Jewish. And he was working with women who were having sexual issues. And they used to do a lot of horrible things to people in mental institutions because they believed that was what would happen. There was exorcism, which the Catholic Church calls, but that only happened after they did mental health work, biologic, make sure you don't have brain tumor, and that still goes on. It's not talked about. But I learned a lot of things. And people need healing.