Finding Strength: Jo Rankin’s Journey from Trauma to Healing
I am so happy that you made that comment because you know, growing up, I used to always say: and I'm a Christian, but I don't set that down, I grew up- certain things that I see here are different than the way I grew up back home in my country.
What happens when personal trauma meets a mission to help others? In this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now', Jo Rankin, a date rape survivor, psychologist, and ordained Christian minister, steps into the spotlight to share her story for the first time. Jo’s journey is a testament to the power of empathy and compassion in the healing process. She delves into her motivations for studying psychology and becoming ordained, driven by a desire to support others through their darkest times.
Jo’s unique blend of professional expertise and personal experience offers a fresh perspective on recovery, emphasizing the importance of spirituality in overcoming trauma. This episode also features an open discussion where listeners call in to share their experiences and ask questions, creating a supportive community for those affected by abuse. Topics range from staying safe in online dating to using humor as a coping mechanism.
With Jo set to become a regular co-host, this episode marks the beginning of many insightful conversations aimed at fostering understanding and resilience. Tune in to hear Jo’s inspiring story and gain valuable insights into the journey of recovery.