Healing Together: Insights from Survivors and Experts on Child Abuse Recovery
We would love to have you join us, be prepared to talk about the solution more than the problem. We want to hear that too, and that's really one of the priorities.
Imagine having a safe space where you can ask the tough questions about child abuse and recovery. That's what this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now' (SCAN) offers. Hosted by trauma-informed volunteers from the National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (NAASCA), this episode features a dynamic panel including Annie, Carol, Bill, Dr. Nancy, and other survivors. They dive into a variety of topics brought up by listeners, focusing on child abuse, trauma, and healthy human sexuality.
This isn't just another discussion—it's a heartfelt conversation filled with personal stories and practical advice. Listeners are invited to call in and join the discussion, making it a truly interactive experience. The hosts emphasize the importance of focusing on solutions rather than dwelling on problems. As Bill Murray, NAASCA's founder, says, 'There's a lot to do that gets you sort of toward the solution and away from the problem'.
This episode covers a wide range of subjects, including child abuse recovery, building relationships after trauma, supporting survivors, and setting realistic expectations in relationships. The panelists draw from their own experiences and trauma-informed perspectives to provide valuable insights and advice. One standout moment is when a host mentions, 'We would love to have you join us, be prepared to talk about the solution more than the problem'.
This quote encapsulates the episode's main message: focusing on healing and recovery through supportive dialogue. Whether you're a survivor yourself, know someone who is, or are simply interested in understanding the complexities of childhood trauma, this episode offers a blend of empathy, education, and practical strategies for healing. Tune in to gain insights and perhaps even share your own story in this supportive environment.