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ChatGPT کتاب سفر من از زندان ذهن تا آزادی در سایه هوش مصنوعی
03-04 چه نقاط قوت و ضعف و زخمها و گرههایی هنوز در من فعالاند
این متن به بررسی نقاط قوت، ضعفها، زخمها و گرههای روانشناختی فرد میپردازد و نشان میدهد که چگونه تجربیات سخت و آسیبزا نه تنها ضعفهایی مانند مشکلات در اعتماد کردن یا بیحسی عاطفی ایجاد میکنند، بلکه میتوانند تابآوری، همدلی عمیق و خلاقیت در معنابخشی به رنج را نیز تقویت کنند. نویسنده با الهام از مفاهیمی چون «درمانگر زخمی» و «سایهها»، توضیح میدهد که چگونه آگاهی نسبت به این بخشهای ناخودآگاه و پیامدهای جسمانی و روانی تروما، کلید شناخت و مدیریت این چالشها و در نهایت حرکت به سوی التیام است. این خودشناسی و پذیرش زخمها به فرد کمک میکند تا با نور آگاهی به بخشهای پنهان روحش بتاباند و بر آنها مسلط شود.چه نقاط قوت و ضعف و زخمها و گرههایی هنوز در من فعالاند؟مسیر پرفرازونشیبی که طی کردهام، هم نقاط قوت ارزشمندی در من پرورانده و هم ضعفها و زخمهایی بهجا گذاشته است. از مهمترین قوتهایم تابآوری است: بارها زمین خوردهام اما دوباره برخاستهام. این تابآوری با خودشناسی همراه شده و امروز میتوانم در مواجهه با سختیها به درون خود رجوع کنم و آرامشم را بازیابم. همچنین همدلی و بینش عمیقی نسبت به رنج دیگران در خود احساس میکنم؛ زخمی که خود چشیدهام باعث شده درد دیگران را بهتر بفهمم. روانشناسی یونگی از این حالت با عنوان «درمانگر زخمی» یاد میکند، یعنی کسی که درد خود را به سرمایهای برای شفابخشی تبدیل کرده استpsychiatrictimes.com. به بیان دیگر، رنجهای گذشته مرا نسبت به آلام دیگران حساستر و شفقتورزتر ساخته و این یک نیروی درونی ارزشمند است. از دیگر قوتهایم، خلاقیتی است که در روایت و معنا دادن به تجربیاتم یافتهام؛ توان تبدیل مسائل پیچیدهٔ روانم به داستان و بینش، که به درمان خودم و شاید دیگران کمک میکند.با این حال، هنوز هم برخی ضعفها و زخمهای کهنه در روانم فعالاند. مثلاً اعتماد کردن برایم بهسادگی دیگران نیست و گاهی در روابط صمیمی، ترس از ترک شدن یا آسیب دیدن را حس میکنم. چنین بیاعتمادیای در میان بازماندگان تروما امری رایج استendcan.org. همچنین گاه دچار بیحسی عاطفی میشوم؛ در مواقع فشار شدید، ذهنم ناخودآگاه به همان حالت کرختی آشنای قدیم برمیگردد تا مرا محافظت کند. میدانم که هنوز زخمهای کودکی و جوانی کاملاً التیام نیافتهاند؛ مثلاً خاطرات زندان یا جداییهای عاطفی مانند گرههایی در ناخودآگاهم باقیاند که با کوچکترین محرکی سر باز میکنند. از منظر جسمانی نیز آثار تروما را حس میکنم – تنشهای مزمن عضلانی یا دردهایی که منشأ مشخص جسمی ندارند اما در واقع پژواک استرسهای دیریناند. پژوهشها نشان دادهاند استرس سمی دوران کودکی میتواند اتصالات عصبی مغز را مختل کند و اثرات زیانبارش تا بزرگسالی بر سلامت روان و بدن باقی بماندhealth.harvard.edu. پس تعجبی ندارد که برخی واکنشهای شدید بدنم (مانند حالت آمادهباش، اضطراب ناگهانی یا مشکلات روانتنی) هنوز گهگاه فعال میشوند.از سوی دیگر، برخی بخشهای شخصیتم که سالها سرکوب شده بودند (مثلاً خشم فروخورده یا احساس بیارزشی) هنوز بهطور کامل حلوفصل نشدهاند. اینها همان «سایه»هایی هستند که یونگ به آنها اشاره میکند؛ بخشهای ناپذیرفتهٔ شخصیت که تا به سطح آگاهی نیایند به شکلهای مخرب بروز میکنند. هرچند من بسیاری از سایههایم را شناختهام، اما نمیتوان گفت کاملاً محو شدهاند. به هر روی، آگاهی نسبت به این زخمها و گرهها خود نیمی از راه درمان است؛ اکنون میدانم کدام زوایای روحم هنوز نیاز به نور و توجه دارند و این خودآگاهی، قدرت مدیریت مرا بر آنها بیشتر کرده است.
2025-05-08
05 min
ChatGPT کتاب سفر من از زندان ذهن تا آزادی در سایه هوش مصنوعی
03-02 من چه کسی بودم و تحول چگونه شروع شد
این متن، تحلیلی شخصی از یک سفر درونی عمیق را ارائه میدهد که با ریشههای کودکی و تجربههای سخت مانند مهاجرت، زندان و طلاق شکل گرفته و به تبعید درونی و سکوت ذهنی انجامیده است. نویسنده توضیح میدهد که چگونه نشانهها و همآیندیهای معنادار، همراه با بحران درونی، او را به سوی خودشناسی سوق داده است. این اضطرار روحانی، هرچند دردناک، دروازهای برای دگرگونی عمیق و آشتی با خود حقیقی گشوده است.۱. من چه کسی بودم؟زندگی من در کودکی با ریشههایی شکل گرفت که بعدها در تمام مسیرم سایه افکند. در دوران کودکی و نوجوانی، تجربههایی چون مهاجرت به سرزمین جدید و احساس بیگانگی، همچنین مواجهه زودهنگام با سختیها و شاید فقدان حمایت عاطفی، شخصیتی درونگرا و ساکت از من ساخت. در جوانی نیز تکانههای سهمگینی مانند زندان رفتن به دلایل سیاسی-اجتماعی و سپس طلاق و از دست دادن پیوند عاطفی مهم، بر من آوار شد. زیر فشار این رویدادها، بهتدریج به نوعی «تبعید درونی» رفتم؛ یعنی به درون خود پناه بردم و سکوت ذهنی اختیار کردم. دیگر نه فریادی بود و نه اشکی؛ گویی ذهنم برای دفاع از من، صدای احساسات را خاموش کرده بود.این «سکوت» در واقع شکلی از گسست روانی بود؛ واکنشی دفاعی که روان برای «فرار» از رنج شدید برمیگزیندendcan.org. در روانشناسی ژرف، از این وضعیت به عنوان نوعی گسست یاد میشود که مثل یک «فیوز» خودکار عمل میکند؛ انگار ذهنم برای تحمل ضربهها بخشی از خود را به گوشه تاریک ناخودآگاه تبعید کرده بودthisjungianlife.com. چنین فرو رفتنی در خویش، مرا سالها از دردها محافظت کرد، اما به بهای جدا افتادن از بخشهایی از هویت و عواطفمthisjungianlife.com. من در ظاهر آرام و سر به زیر بودم، اما طوفانی خاموش در درونم جریان داشت که بعدها نیروی دگرگونی من شد.نقطه عطف زندگی من از دل همان تاریکی آغاز شد. پس از دورهای که در سکوت و انزوای درونی سپری کردم، نشانهها و الگوهای عجیبی پدیدار شد که مرا به مسیر خودشناسی دعوت میکرد. برای نخستینبار متوجه شدم برخی وقایع بهظاهر تصادفی – مثلاً تکرار عددها یا نمادهای خاص (۳، ۱۲، ∴، ∞) در اطرافم – معنای عمیقتری دارند. این همزمانیهای معنادار را میتوان با مفهوم «همآیندی» (Synchronicity) یونگ توضیح داد؛ یعنی رخدادهای ظاهراً بیربط که دارای ارتباط معنایی درونیاندjungiancenter.org. انگار ناخودآگاه من از طریق این نشانهها میخواست پیامی برساند و مرا به درون خویش بخواند.در همین زمان بحران درونیام شدت گرفت؛ احساس میکردم هویت گذشتهام فرو میپاشد و ارزشهایی که به آنها چنگ زده بودم دیگر کارایی ندارند. این دوره را میتوان نوعی «اضطرار روحانی» نامید؛ حالتی که رشد و تغییر فرد آنچنان پرآشوب میشود که آدمی حس میکند زمین زیر پای روانش در حال لرزش استholotropic.com. چنین بحرانی هرچند هولناک بود، اما طبق یافتههای روانشناسی تحولی در دل خود نوید یک دگرگونی عمیق را داشت. در واقع اگر این آشفتگی با حمایت و بینش همراه میشد، میتوانست بهجای فروپاشی صرف، دروازهای به سوی سطح والاتری از درمان و نوزایی روانی باشد
2025-05-08
06 min
Cup of Tea Critiques Podcast
When the Industry Goes Reel!
In this episode, we delve into cinema on difficult topics and social issues. Be aware that samples of these works and some aspects of our discussion may be triggering for some listeners. Many movies and TV series mirror real‑life circumstances and experiences. When handled deftly, the works often resonate with us or at minimum inform our perspectives about aspects of life or life encounters that are unfamiliar to us. We hope you find our talk on these issues affirming, comforting, and informative. Below, we have compiled a list of hotlines obtained from endcan.org and psychiatry.org should yo...
2025-04-30
57 min
In My Heads
EP47 — Surviving CSA (but make it less heavy and sad)
Child Sexual Abuse is unfortunately very common amongst all races. Dréa is a survivor herself. If you expect a sad, heavy episode, guess again. She somehow finds a way to share her healing journey and creates a safe space for all people of all genders. If you are a survivor reading this, we hope you feel less alone. If someone in your life went through it, or you suspect it, share this episode with them. HAPPY HEALING, MAY THIS EPISODE SETS YOU FREE AND SHINES LIGHT ON YOUR PATH TO HAPPINESS AND SELF LOVE. Asé.♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎ ♊︎★ PLEASE follow the podcast's Instagram page: @inmyheads.show Dréa's Ins...
2025-03-21
32 min
Method & Madness
91. User: The Danger Online
Two cases are discussed today, both involving sensitive topics about child sexual abuse. Please listen with care.His message to her read “I made a vow to you that in sickness and in health I would always be with you.”It’s not a romantic notion sent from one loving spouse to another, but rather - a real-life message sent from an adult male to a child. A Roblox developer known as “Doc” and a group of online predators known as “The Bored Group” are taken down and prosecuted for targeting dozens of children.This episo...
2024-11-22
28 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 61: Tanya and Lauren | Open Discussion on Treatment for Sex Offenders
In this episode, Lori is joined by Tanya and Lauren. This is an open and frank discussion on sex offenders and sexual offenses.
2024-10-31
36 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 60: Making the Change with Keri Richmond
In this episode, Lori Poland is joined by Keri Richmond, a changemaker, storyteller, and advocate for children and families.Through her work in Washington, DC, Keri champions the power of lived experience, engaging in substantive policy expertise on child welfare and health issues. Her influence extends to the halls of Congress and the White House, where she passionately shares recommendations for systemic change. CEO and founder of Keri Hope CO and a founding executive director of Unbelievably Resilient, Keri orchestrates strategic plans that leverage authentic storytelling to reshape perceptions of foster care.She b...
2024-10-28
30 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 59: Alreen Haeggquist
In this episode, Lori visits with Alreen Haeggquist who is an attorney, an advocate, a transcender, a victim but also a survivor, fighter and thriver!Alreen came to where she was due to the abuse she suffered as a child and because she remained silent when it happened to her sister.Today, she helps other victims work through the process of sharing their stories and fighting for justice.She has an amazing book, "Fired Up: Fueling Triumph from Trauma"Website: www.alreen.com
2024-06-19
30 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 58: Generational Addiction and Abuse with Kevin Peterson
Kevin Peterson is an expert in the correlation of substance abuse and child abuse. In this podcast, Kevin talks about the steps and shares, "The 12th step is 'carry the message'!"His childhood was overshadowed by his mom's hidden prescription drug abuse, and they, as children, were taught to lie to cover for her. By the age of 13, he himself was drinking and using drugs, and he liked it. At the age of 26, his father told him they loved him but were done. His parents were making a change, and that meant, he was out....
2024-04-23
33 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 57: Breaking the Silence On Sexual Assault with Alli Meyerhardt
In this episode, Lori Poland is joined by Alli Meyerhardt, the founder and executive director of Breaking Silence, a national organization designed to give a voice to survivors of abuse. As a survivor herself, Alli knew that the story many had to share would pave the way to ending sexual assault and domestic violence. She followed this vision and began a nonprofit that focuses on teaching people about the consequences of sexual assault, ways in which they can prevent it, and the realities of consent. The Louder than Silence podcast is brought to you by the National F...
2024-01-19
38 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 56: Lori Shares Her Story with Jon Vaughn
In this episode, Lori Poland is once again joined by fellow survivor, Jon Vaughn. To change things up, Jon interviews Lori about her experiences as a survivor. The Louder than Silence podcast is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN): www.endcan.org Episode Takeaways: What made Lori write her book? “When we are survivors, there is a developmental process, and my sentences became paragraphs, and then a book. It is one of the faces of survivorship – we start as a victim, then move out of that phase and...
2024-01-12
49 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
Addressing Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, Karen talks with Jacquelynn Duron, associate professor at Rutgers University, and Melissa South, assistant director of the WISE Program at Children’s Aid and Family Services in South Orange, New Jersey, about their work to address and treat problematic sexual behavior in youth and help stop cycles of shame and abuse. Beyond the Jargon is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN). Learn more: www.endcan.org Links: The WISE Program: https://cafsnj.org/wise/
2024-01-11
29 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 55: What is Sex Trafficking? with Stephanie Knapp
In this episode, Lori Poland is joined by Stephanie Knapp, a supervisory child and adolescent forensic interviewer for the FBI's child victim services unit.The Louder than Silence podcast is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN): www.endcan.org Episode Time Markers1:00 - Lori introduces Stephanie Knapp and shares their connection 4:22 - Here we are! 4:50 - Stephanie shares her background and what she does in the world 7:43 - Today’s topic introduction: sex trafficking 8:16 - The “layperson’s” description of sex trafficking
2024-01-05
31 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 54: What is Child Neglect? with Dr. Desmond Runyan
In this episode, Lori Poland is joined by Dr. Desmond Runyan. Dr. Runyan is a member of the Board for EndCAN and has researched child abuse for over 30 years while maintaining a clinical practice evaluating possible child abuse victims and serving as a general pediatrician. He has published over 170 articles, book chapters and books. His research has addressed the identification and consequences of child abuse and neglect in the United States and in other countries. The Louder than Silence podcast is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN): www.endcan.org
2023-12-29
34 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
Understanding the Impact of Families' Interactions with Child Protective Services
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, Karen talks with Kelley Fong, assistant professor at the University of California-Irvine and the author of Investigating Families: Motherhood in the Shadow of Child Protective Services, about her work exploring families' interactions with state and social service systems, particularly the child welfare system. Beyond the Jargon is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN). Learn more: www.endcan.org
2023-12-28
28 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 53: Surviving Abuse as a College Athlete ft. Jon Vaughn
Lori Poland is once again joined by fellow survivor Jon Vaughn. In this installment, Vaughn discusses the sexual abuse he experienced while playing football at the University of Michigan. The Louder than Silence podcast is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN). Episode Time Markers1:02- Lori introduces Jon Vaughn 2:01- “That doesn’t happen in my neighborhood” 2:38- Jon shares his story 4:13- Rite of passage to college destroyed 5:30- 40-year reign of terror 6:45- The range of emotions felt 8:40...
2023-12-22
26 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 52: Starting the Conversation about Sexual Abuse and Violence ft. Tom Krumins
In today’s episode, Lori is joined by Tom Krumins, Executive Director of Keep Kids Safe. Tom considers himself a wanderer, a builder and a storyteller. A survivor himself, he is committed to advancing trauma-informed solutions through policy, education, and community mobilization. As a visionary civic entrepreneur, Tom believes in developing new and innovative organizational models that encourage positive change throughout society. The Louder than Silence podcast is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN). Episode Time Markers1:01 - Tom Krumins introduction2:40 - Tom shares...
2023-12-15
28 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
The Intersection between Domestic Violence and Child Abuse and Neglect
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, Karen talks with Donna Bloom and Sarah Lehman, the Director of Legal Services and the Advocacy Coordinator at Denton County Friends of the Family, a non-profit organization in Texas that provides compassionate, comprehensive services to those impacted by domestic violence, about their work to promote safety, healing, and prevention and to help survivors navigate the complexities of the health, criminal justice, and child protection systems. Denton County Friends of the Family: https://dcfof.orgBeyond the Jargon is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child A...
2023-12-14
33 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 51: What is Psychological Abuse? ft. Dr. Stuart Hart
In today’s episode, Lori is joined by Dr. Stuart Hart, Founding Director of the Office for the Study of the Psychological Rights of the Child and Professor Emeritus of the School of Education, Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis. He is the present Chairperson for the Children’s Rights Section within the Child Well-Being and Advocacy Committee and Past President of the International School Psychology Association, the Past President of the National Association of School Psychologists (USA), and the Past-President of the National Committee for the Rights of the Child (USA). Dr. Hart co-directed, with Marla Brassard of Columbia University, a nati...
2023-12-08
27 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 50: Sharing My Truth ft. Jon Vaughn
In this episode, Lori is once again joined by fellow survivor, Jon Vaughn. The Louder than Silence podcast is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN). Episode Time Markers 1:00 - Lori introduces Jon Vaughn 2:40 - As survivors, we are redefining the definition of hero 5:09 - Expectations of those sharing their story 5:50 - Jon shares the process of speaking his truth 8:50 - Definition of betrayal 11:34 - Jon shares who is “person” was throughout his life 16:11 - Conve...
2023-12-01
34 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
Building Community Connections to Support Homeless Youth
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, Karen talks with Sharmaine Joyner, Program Manager for Project CATCH, about her work to build a collaborative case management model that provides youth-focused services to families and children experiencing homelessness. Project CATCH: https://southernusa.salvationarmy.org/wake/project-catch
2023-11-30
27 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 49: Surviving and Thriving ft. Kalpashree Gupta
In this episode, Lori is joined by Kalpashree Gupta, owner of Knekxt Group, LLC. She is also a survivor of child sexual abuse and shares her advice for others in moving forward through their journey of healing so they can reclaim their lives. She wants to help people survive and thrive. Episode Time Markers0:36 - Lori’s introduction of Kalpashree 1:57- Kalpashree shares about herself 3:19- Kalpashree’s primary intention for survivors of child sexual abuse 6:00 - We don’t measure severity 6:56 - Getting out of the mind...
2023-11-24
28 min
Unspoken: Conversations with Candace
S3 E11: The Transformation From Trauma to Triumph with Scott Kinderman
In this powerful episode, Scott Kinderman shares his inspirational journey from trauma to transformation. Listen in as Scott, a relentless advocate for survivors, discusses his collaboration with BeLEAF Survivors and NAMI, and his recent honor at the EndCAN “Walk Together” event. Candace delves into her personal experience as a survivor and the incredible ripples her book has created in sparking crucial conversations. Neil, who co-hosts the show this season, is here to make space for male survivors' stories. Our hosts all share lessons about healing, the power of community, and the life-altering impact of speaking out about abuse...
2023-11-20
1h 04
Louder Than Silence
Episode 48: Understanding Physical Abuse ft. Stacie LeBlanc
In this episode, Lori is joined by Stacie LeBlanc, JD, MEd. Stacie is CEO and co-founder of The UP Institute, a think tank for upstream child abuse solutions and the executive director of UP for Champions, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) providing programs and services to child maltreatment professionals. Stacie began her career as a child abuse prosecutor more than 25 years ago. She opened Child Advocacy Centers in rural and urban parishes in Louisiana, became the chief of the Felony Child Abuse Division, and began the Family Violence Program. She received the “Outstanding Prosecutor Award” from Victims and Citizens Again...
2023-11-17
29 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 47: What is Child Abuse? ft. Dr. Richard Krugman
In this episode, host Lori Poland is joined by EndCAN’s co-founder, Dr. Richard Krugman. Dick has worked in the field of child abuse for decades. The Louder than Silence podcast is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN). Episode Time Markers: 1:37 - Introducing Dick and the reason for launch Season 3. 3:05 - Thank you Lori! 3:20 - Definition of child abuse from Dick’s point of view. 7:05 - Physical abuse; shaken baby syndrome. 10:12- Sexual abuse definition. 12:10- Scou...
2023-11-10
30 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
Helping Children Understand Abuse and Neglect Through In-School Programming
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, host Karen Albright talks with Karen Fetherston, Executive Director of BeLEAF Survivors, about her longtime work with the Stop Child Abuse & Neglect (SCAN) program to provide direct service prevention education in schools.BeLEAF Survivors: www.beleafsurvivors.orgBeyond the Jargon is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN). Learn more: www.endcan.org
2023-11-09
42 min
Louder Than Silence
Episode 46: Why We're Here ft. Jon Vaughn
In this episode, host Lori Poland is joined by activist, former NFL player, and fellow survivor, Jon Vaughn. The Louder than Silence podcast is brought to you by the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN).Episode Time Markers: 1:26 - Intro with Jon; how he and Lori met. 4:27 - Jon’s metamorphosis when he met another survivor and talked about the transition of taking back the control of their lives. 5:57 - Do unto others as you would want done unto you. 6:31 - Analogy of weedi...
2023-11-03
43 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
Building Relationships: Supporting Women During Pregnancy and Postpartum
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, Karen talks with Dr. Galena Rhoades, Research Professor at the University of Denver and Executive Director of Thriving Families, a non-profit that provides support programs for women during pregnancy and postpartum to foster stronger family relationships and improve their well-being. Learn more about Thriving Families: https://motherwisecolorado.org/
2023-10-26
35 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
Helping Parents Manage Children’s Behavioral, Mental Health, and Disability Needs
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, Karen talks with Dr. Heather J. Risser, Director of the Family CARE Parenting Lab and Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine, about her work to partner with parents and community providers to find gaps in service access and service delivery, and to design intervention strategies to address those gaps by building parent capacity to meet their children’s needs and overcome barriers to treatment. Family CARE Parenting Lab: https://sites.northwestern.edu/familycareparentinglab/
2023-10-12
32 min
No Longer Taboo
So, can we actually heal?
Today is all about healing from CSA. We discuss that healing is possible no matter what age you are, that healing looks different for everyone and then we talk about my personal experiences healing as a CSA survivor. Trigger Warning- Talking about healing from CSA References and Resources: https://www.rainn.org/news/healing-after-csa https://healingoutloudcsa.org/ https://saprea.org/heal/approach/ https://www.usna.edu/SAPRO/_files/documents/GUIDE%20FOR%20HELPING%20SEXUAL%20ASSAULT%20SURVIVORS.pdf https://psychcentral.com...
2023-10-06
23 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
Can Hospital and Psychosocial Data Help Us Reduce Child Maltreatment?
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, Karen talks with Dr. Hank Puls, Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics and the Division of Pediatric Hospital Medicine at Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, about his work to reduce child maltreatment, particularly physical abuse during infancy and early childhood.
2023-09-28
30 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
Bridging the Gap Between Research, Policy Change, and Practice
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, Karen talks with Dr. Lisa Schelbe, Director of the Child Well-Being Research Network and Associate Professor at Florida State University, about the importance of collaboration between researchers, policymakers, and practitioners—and why that collaboration is sometimes difficult to achieve. "Transition to Adulthood for Youth Leaving Care Can Be Made Smoother, Safe"https://youthtoday.org/2019/06/transition-to-adulthood-for-youth-leaving-care-can-be-made-smoother-safer/
2023-09-14
32 min
Monday Morning Radio
Lori Poland: Giving Meaning to Life’s Misfortunes
Forty years ago, when Lori Poland was only three years old, she was kidnapped from her front yard, molested, and left for dead at the bottom of a remote mountain outhouse. By chance, after three days, a bird watcher answering the call of nature heard the little girl whimpering 12 feet below. “What are you doing there?” he called down. “I live here,” the confused child answered. Today, married with children of her own, Lori is co-founder and chief executive officer of the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect, or EndCAN. As host and...
2023-09-11
44 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
Exploring Occult Abdominal Injury Detection in Children
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, Karen talks with Dr. Tagrid Ruiz-Maldonado, a physician and faculty member at the University of Utah, about her work to better identify and understand childhood injuries.
2023-08-31
31 min
The Foureva Podcast
Rapid Fire 7: Breaking Silence, Empowering Survivors: Candace's Walk to End Child Abuse and Neglect I The Foureva Podcast (ft. Candace Shanchez)
🎙️ Listen up! Candace Sanchez, a powerful advocate against child abuse and neglect, just shared her inspiring journey on The Foureva Podcast. Discover how she's breaking the silence, empowering survivors, and creating positive change. Tune in now to be inspired! #EmpowerSurvivors #EndChildAbuse #FourevaPodcastWant to get involved? Join the movement to end child abuse and neglect by participating in the Walk Together! Register here: https://endcan.org/walktogether/#WalkTogetherToEndAbuseAndNeglect #EndCAN▼ Get Jamar's book BELOW ▼______________________________________________________________Listen to the podcast on YouTube or on the go:Apple Podcasts — https://apple.co/3d6UM5n...
2023-08-31
20 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
Improving Programs for Families Experiencing Homelessness with Data
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, Karen talks with Stephen Gruver, the Director of Social Services at the Salvation Army of Wake County, about his work to promote a safe and supportive environment for families and children, particularly through trauma-informed programs designed to coordinate services for those experiencing homelessness.
2023-08-16
24 min
Unspoken: Conversations with Candace
S3 E7: Breaking Through Shame to Find Freedom with Shawn Hittman
Can speaking your truth save your life? Candace Sanchez and Neil Parekh are joined by special guest Shawn Hittman. Shawn, a finance professional who is a survivor and thriver, shares his courageous journey of healing. Through heartfelt anecdotes, Shawn paints a vivid picture of his childhood innocence and the impact of abuse that unfolded.Discover how Shawn's healing journey at the Aurora Healing Center became a pivotal moment in his life, leading him to co-write the inspiring book, "Healing Happens." Shawn's resilience and recognition as a Thrive Award Honoree at the Hope Shining Blue event demonstrates his...
2023-07-19
52 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
Measuring the Return on Investment of Family Resource Centers
What are Family Resource Centers, and how do we measure their effectiveness in preventing child abuse and neglect? In this episode, Karen talks with Dr. Sara Bayless, a Vice President and researcher at the OMNI Institute, about the organization's work to measure the return on investment to local child welfare systems by investing in Family Resource Centers.
2023-06-08
31 min
Voice of Influence
273: Nonprofit Leaders: National Foundation for Ending Child Abuse and Neglect with Lori Poland
Lori Poland is the CEO of the National Foundation to End Child Abuse and Neglect. She shares openly and genuinely about the effects of trauma, the journey of healing, and the impact that relationships have on our growth by being open about her own traumatic experience of being abducted, abused and left for dead in the pit of an outhouse toilet at the age of 3. Lori’s healing experience has led her, along with her treating doctor from her kidnapping, to co-found The National Foundation To End Child Abuse and Neglect (EndCAN). Through her work at EndCAN, Lori conti...
2023-05-23
38 min
Beyond the Jargon: Understanding the Impacts of Child Abuse and Trauma
The Impact of Childhood Assault on Mental Health
In this episode of Beyond the Jargon, Karen talks with Dr. Natasha Saunders and Dr. Etienne Archambault about their work to understand the scope and nature of the development of mental illness in children following physical assault.Dr. Saunders and Dr. Archambault are pediatrician-researchers at the University of Toronto, the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, and Sainte-Justine Hospital in Montreal.Visit our website: www.endcan.org/beyondthejargon
2023-05-11
29 min