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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2020 · 1H 5M

S2E15: Child Sex abuse and PTSD

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TRIGGER WARNING: This episode may contain triggering, graphic and/or sensitive material. The topics discussed include child sexual abuse, sex trafficking and other issues of a similar nature. Dr John A King is an author, poet, long-time activist and founder of the Give Them A Voice Foundation - a foundation he launched with his wife Melissa to provide advocacy, support, resources and rescue for those who have been sexually abused or trafficked. In this episode, we speak with John and Melissa, about sex trafficking, child exploitation and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). John shares about his experience being sexually abused and trafficked by his parents when he was just a young boy. After a total recall of all the memories he suppressed for decades, John’s began the gritty process of rebuilding his life after the onset of Complex Post Traumatic Stress. Together with his wife Melissa, John has authored several books and resources that are designed to help others overcome the trauma they experienced. You will also hear from Melissa who shares how loved ones can support those living with PTSD and help them with their recovery journey. For a FREEcopy of eBook click here and use the code '' at the checkout.#DealWithIt - Living well with PTSDdwifree Listeners of the Social JustUs podcast, can also receive the paperback by using the code at the checkout.20% off 's2s' To access a terrific resource that gives you tips for keeping your kids safe - online and in the real world click here for a FREE download of Dr John Kings Keeping Kids SafeeBook. To access more of Dr John and Melissa King's resources visit:https://www.drjohnaking.com/ The documentary discussed in this episode is called a film by Siddhayatan Tirth. Click here to watch the trailer. Stopping Traffic, See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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