Why be Silent?
Why be Silent?
Podcast Description
Domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, elder abuse, child abuse, the list goes on. So many topics that are considered hush-hush. Topics that are whispered about or not spoken of at all because it’s not nice conversation. Why be silent? Listen as a forensic nurse examiner talks about these things openly and learn information and resources that may save someone’s life, including your own.
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The podcast addresses difficult topics related to public health and safety, focusing on issues like domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, elder abuse, and childhood trauma. For instance, one episode discusses the realities of human trafficking versus media portrayals, while another delves into the significance of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and their long-term health repercussions.
Domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, elder abuse, child abuse, the list goes on. So many topics that are considered hush-hush. Topics that are whispered about or not spoken of at all because it’s not nice conversation. Why be silent? Listen as a forensic nurse examiner talks about these things openly and learn information and resources that may save someone’s life, including your own.
Forensic nurse Shannon Vincent speaks with chaplain Carrie Nettles about how faith and religion intersect with child abuse response. They explore how spiritual beliefs can both inform harm and aid healing, the role of chaplains in child advocacy centers, and how forgiveness and trust are experienced differently by survivors.
The episode highlights practical resources (CACs, RAINN, GRACE), the chaplain’s approach as a “Sherpa” and resource librarian, and encourages survivors and families to seek multiple forms of support—emphasizing that healing is a non-linear, individual journey.
Carrie Nettles – [email protected]
National Children’s Advocacy Center
National Children’s Alliance | Supporting Children’s Advocacy Centers
South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
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