Summer of Survivors: Episode 3 with Arthenius Jackson Colvin

from Teaming Against Trauma · host Dorchester Children's Advocacy Center

Arthenius Jackson Colvin is the perfect survivor to end our Summer of Survivors mini series with. Arthenius uses her voice to pierce through the darkness of her own story and now the stories of many others. If you listen to the episode you'll even get to hear one of the songs she's written, Butterfly, about how she is now the butterfly she was created to be. Arthenius wants everyone to know that healing, growth, and freedom is possible for them too! You can listen to Arthenius every other Tuesday evening on Blog Talk Radio where she is featured on the Purpose Kingdom Network. Follow along with what is happening at her Nonprofit One Touch Transformation on Facebook that focuses on sexual abuse awareness, prevention and healing. Check out RAINN.org for more resources on preventing child sexual abuse.Local Resources for Survivors of Childhood TraumaDorchester Children’s Advocacy Center (843) 875-1551DeeNorton Children’s Advocacy Center (843) 723-3600SC Department of Mental Health (843) 364-2774 Medical University of South Carolina (843) 792-2300Want to learn more about KPCAC?Visit kayphillipscac.org

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