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Tonight's special guest is Michelle Bless from Cincinnati, Ohio, a returning NAASCA family member who's a survivor, activist, Minister and NAASCA volunteer. She's the author of the book "Out of Darkness: the Michelle Bless Story" in which a young girl is abused by her family and ostracized for being associated with Satan. "Out of the Darkness" is her story of redemption. Born in the northeastern United States to parents from the Caribbean, Michelle was raised in a home of violence and suspicion. Her father beat her mother and siblings but spared Michelle because of her perceived association with Satan. Even so, this did not save her from other abuses. She witnessed incidents of violence, incest and other horrible, unthinkable acts. One hot summer day in 1997, Michelle writes, she, "was introduced to the Lord and denounced Satan," thus beginning the process of giving her life to God. After two years of demonic attacks, she was fully delivered and never looked back. Today she lives for the Lord. Michelle says her firsthand knowledge of how low a life can plummet to the depths of despair enables her to understand and relate to what others are facing as they struggle to find God in their lives. Michelle is on a mission to bring as many lost souls to God as possible. She often participates as a volunteer and family member at NAASCA, and over time has contributed many appearances as a panelist for the "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk show.

Tonight's special guest is Dr. Jaime Romo from San Diego, California, a long time NAASCA family member and volunteer who can be heard once a month on NAASCA's "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk radio show. Jaime is a 'hyphenate', a survivor-professional (an educator), who Co-Hosts the discussion show every third Thursday of the month. In his youth he experienced CSA (child sexual abuse) by clergy. Jaime advocates for adult survivors and child victims of religious child maltreatment by standing as allies and supporters in conversations and confrontations with religious institutions that perpetuate harm against them. Jaime is a long time active member of the NAASCA family, and leads the the Child-Friendly Faith Project is largely survivor-led and works at local, state, and national levels. We advocate for adult survivors and child victims of religious child maltreatment by standing as allies and supporters in conversations and confrontations with religious institutions that perpetuate harm against them. The hallmark of the CFFP public awareness campaigns work to raise awareness of dangerous religious practices that are pervasive in today's America. Dr Romo wrote, 'Healing the Sexually Abused Heart: A Workbook for Survivors, Thrivers, and Supporters', an integration of various disciplines that led Jaime to become a certified Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR) facilitator. “While it is no secret that I am a survivor of clergy abuse," he explains, "it is the journey of integration, transformation and application that is most telling about my accomplishments and the life that I celebrate.” Please visit: www.jaimeromo.org.

Tonight's special guest is Penelope Benis from Bellevue, Washington, a returning NAASCA family member and a survivor of childhood domestic violence and sexual abuse. Born into multi-generational abuse, she endured extreme and multiple forms of maltreatment. The abuse was physical, mental, emotional and sexual in nature. As a survival technique in her childhood, Penelope completely dissociated the abuse via depersonalization. Her primary care doctor took notice and gently urged her to seek trauma-informed therapy. Five years ago her healing process began through intensive cognitive therapy and other modalities (such as hiking, yoga and meditation), which enabled her to begin the process of healing. Penelope considers herself to now be in recovery, which she defines as a lifelong process. Living in Bellevue, WA, with her husband and three sons, she works as an instructor at Bellevue College, holds a license as a Certified Ace Health Coach and is an avid activist in the prevention of child abuse. Penelope, a Certified Yoga Instructor (RYS200), has been Trauma Informed Trained in Yoga through Yoga Behind Bars in Seattle, WA. Penelope has published “Healing from Abuse; How Outdoor Exercise Can Energize and Awaken Our Minds, Lift Our Spirits, Enhance Our Cognitive Performance, and Help Alleviate Depression,” which can be found on the NAASCA website. Penelope, a member of NAASCA, serves on NAASCA's Board, holds the title of NAASCA's Washington State Ambassador, and hosts the Monday and Wednesday editions of NAASCA's “Stop Child Abuse Now” talk radio show.

Tonight's special guest is Debra Hunt from Glendale, Arizona, a NAASCA family member and volunteer. Among other things, Debra is now one of our HOSTS on our "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk radio shows. She began life in Fontana, California, in a childhood home marked by mental and emotional trauma. Yes, she was given opportunities participate in normal childhood activities like choir, dance, and cheer-leading .. to look like a shining star. But meanwhile Debra experienced a home-life filled with ridicule, hatefulness, belittling, and silence .. deafening silence. There was extreme physical and mental abuse. Invisible but enduring scars of childhood trauma laid the path for adolescence. Feeling alone, scared and unloved, she embarked upon her teen years in true rebellious style. She began sneaking off. Debra began seeking attention and validation through drug and alcohol use, and risky sexual encounters. She was molested and raped as a teen, and later, in young adulthood, she endured Domestic Violence and more victimization. After graduation she got married and had a child. When her husband left her homeless with a baby, Debra picked up her life and moved on. In 1994 she met the second man she would wed. After the first seven years she noticed an abusive pattern in her life. She'd brought childhood feelings of emptiness and worthlessness into adulthood. Debra had learned that to 'feel safe' she had to shut up and take it. However bad things seemed, she believed the alternatives, real or imagined, would be worse. Debra realized these thoughts, this seeming truths, were the result of trauma from an abusive childhood. But things are improving now. Currently, after a 23 year marriage, Debra's survived a divorce. She's determined to heal, and is documenting her journey in a book she's writing, “I Am Hunt.”

Tonight's special guest is Charles J Stecker Jr from Marshalls Creek, Pennsylvania, a child abuse transcender as well as a previous guest of our show. You may recognize Charles’ name because he is the Host for our Wednesday evening 'special guest' "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk radio show. During his childhood, Charles endured every type of abuse any child has the misfortune of experiencing. At the age of 4, he witnessed the murder of his 2-year-old brother at the hands of one of their abusers. After 10 years in foster care, Charles was returned to his biological mother where he endured almost 6 more years of horrendous abuse and neglect. He says being murdered alongside his brother would have been more merciful than what his mother put him through. Charles took the negativity from his childhood and transformed himself into who he is today. His alter-ego is 'Transcenderman', a Superhero for Abused Children. He currently serves as the Executive Director of a HUD Approved Housing Counseling Agency, where he is also a HUD Certified Housing Counselor. He holds a seat on his local children and youth advisory board. Charles sits on several non-profit boards where he serves as an officer for them. They are Integra Home Counseling Inc., where he serves as Board President, the Pocono Mountain Community Land Trust as Board Secretary, and here at NAASCA, where he serves as our Board Secretary. Charles co-authored a book titled, “Lattie McGee and Dr. Gottfried". He is an Honorably Discharged US Armed Forces Veteran and a multi-award winning child advocate.

Tonight's special guest is Michelle Bless from Cincinnati, Ohio, a returning NAASCA family member who's a survivor, activist, Minister and NAASCA volunteer. She's the author of the book "Out of Darkness: the Michelle Bless Story" in which a young girl is abused by her family and ostracized for being associated with Satan. "Out of the Darkness" is her story of redemption. Born in the northeastern United States to parents from the Caribbean, Michelle was raised in a home of violence and suspicion. Her father beat her mother and siblings but spared Michelle because of her perceived association with Satan. Even so, this did not save her from other abuses. She witnessed incidents of violence, incest and other horrible, unthinkable acts. One hot summer day in 1997, Michelle writes, she, "was introduced to the Lord and denounced Satan," thus beginning the process of giving her life to God. After two years of demonic attacks, she was fully delivered and never looked back. Today she lives for the Lord. Michelle says her firsthand knowledge of how low a life can plummet to the depths of despair enables her to understand and relate to what others are facing as they struggle to find God in their lives. Michelle is on a mission to bring as many lost souls to God as possible. She often participates as a volunteer and family member at NAASCA, and over time has contributed many appearances as a panelist for the "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk show.

Tonight's special guest is Steve McNally from New Jersey, a returning NAASCA family member who says he's eager to be back because, ".. so much has happened in the 18 months since the first time around .. repressed memories coming back, relationship stuff around trauma/abuse recovery etc." Steve is a frequent contributor to "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk radio shows. He's a survivor of childhood physical abuse, neglect, and emotional / mental abuse. "I am 54 years old, yet rarely "feel" like it," he says. Steve grew up in a household that was overshadowed by his young mother's alcoholism and depression. His father beat them. He had two natural siblings, an older brother and a younger sister, as well as a 'twin' sister, a Vietnamese girl his parents adopted when he was 9 months old. The family moved a lot and his mother drank often. There were suicide attempts. "The feelings I had during that time was of being lost," he says. When Steve was 10 his mother sobered up, and came to realize she was a lesbian. She soon got into a relationship with a woman who became like a second mom to him. Steve's father moved out of the house and within a year had his kids living with them. When Steve was 13 his brother's schoolmate friend sexually abused him, adding to his trauma. "I felt forced to keep to myself for most of my life. It led to my abusing drugs and alcohol for years. The shame and guilt undermined attempts at dating." Steve notes that he's clean and sober 3½ years now, has finished two college degrees and is in a new chapter in his life "by unveiling the hurt and pain and anger and shame. And by creating a 'family of choice,' online in NAASCA, in peer to peer support groups and in person." We're glad he has!

Tonight's special guest is Tammy Shoffstall from Pompano Beach, Florida, a returning NAASCA family member and one of our most dedicated volunteers. Tammy serves as the Treasurer of NAASCA's 501(c)3 non profit organization and hosts many of the "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk radio shows. She also helps administrate the Facebook groups. A survivor of child abuse, Tammy will re-tell her story to refresh the memory of her fellow NAASCA family members about the traumas of her youth. Tammy was the second child in an abusive marriage between a teenage mother and a soldier father who died when she was a toddler. Her mom went back home to live with her grandparents. "I was a burden to my grandmother and she often stated that this world would be better off if I had never been born," Tammy says. In this home she was physically, verbally, and emotionally abused by her maternal grandmother. "As a child and to this day, I struggle to understand why my grandmother chose to abuse me." When she was eight her mother re-married, but one night her stepfather said he was going to teach her 'about life.' Tammy reports, "I turned to stone." The same step father went on to groom and sexually abused her sister for years. Tammy's marriage was very abusive, too. She says, "My husband raped me several times." She divorced him in her early 30's and went back to school. She's currently working on a doctorate. Tammy considers her healing journey a work in progress. "I learned to stop looking for someone to love me. I made it a personal quest to find people to love and eventually people will love me back." She concludes, "One can linger in victim mode forever, but transitioning to survivor will allow healing to occur."

Tonight's special guest is Bill Murray from Los Angeles, California, a childhood sexual abuse survivor and NAASCA's founder. He first spoke on the radio on SCAN Episode 63 in 2009. By then he was nearly 25 years in recovery, and had told his story many many times, one-on-one, in small groups and even at a few conventions. A bit later he launched the NAASCA.org web site and organization, which recently became a non-profit charity. Bill was sexually abused from age 11 until about half way through his high school experience at a minor seminary. He was also the victim of thousands of x-rated pre-pubescent pictures, kidnapped for two weeks and offered to others, trafficked. Most of his predators, all men, were priests and brothers in the Catholic Church. Bill had a confusing, painful adolescence and early adulthood where he kept his secret, drinking and drugging in shame. He had numerous inappropriate sexual relationships with as many women as he could. At 30 years old, Bill sobered up and began to apply the same principals he was learning in a 12 Step program to the suffering he'd experienced in his youth. Now there are a number of NAASCA 'family members' who are trained to host the 6-night-a-week "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk radio shows. After hosting some 2200 episodes himself, Bill remains NAASCA's principal spokesperson and devotes his time to writing and appearing as often as he can to educate the public and offer hope to the still-suffering adult survivor of child abuse and trauma.

SPECIAL TOPIC Night - "For Our Kids" - Deborah Maddison and Eugenea Couture, Canadian activists from British Columbia, will join Bill Murray to lead this evening's discussion about the Rights of Children and Families in North America. ~~ TONIGHT'S TOPIC: The Judicial System, Family Courts, Parental Alienation, Law Enforcement, Child Protection Services, Foster Care, Adoption .. the list goes on and on .. all possible topics in this excellent every-other-week 'For Our Kids' series of "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk radio shows on Thursday evenings. Deborah and Gina always have topical 'special guests' who speak to the specific issue that night, and the series has quite a following. It's astonishing how many people face problems like this, and in every instance there are children suffering (at a bare minimum) emotional trauma and in addition (quite often) other abuses that many will bring into their adulthood. In fact it would be impossible to tell which North American state or province was being discussed at any one time if it wasn't announced. To some degree these issues are faced everywhere. ~~ Every two weeks a new THEME will be presented in this series, with frequent special guests speaking from their own experience. ~~ Please see our web page at: www.NAASCA.org/ForOurKids or write to: naasca.forourkids@gmail.com.

SPECIAL TOPIC Night - HELP NEEDED - Tonight's talk show needs your participation !! Open Mike -- Open Topic -- all welcome to call in !! Tonight's "Stop Child Abuse Now" show will be an opportunity to help the NAASCA organization (National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse). We'll discuss our origins, our non-profit mission, our many tools and services and the issues we hope to address in the future. Among other topics, we'll reveal our brand new NAASCA Calendar of Events project, and remind everyone about the need to support this charity .. a 501(c)3 non profit organization that offers tax deductions for donations .. as we seek the opportunity to add to our ever-expanding list of things we offer to educate the public and to support the still-suffering adult survivor of childhood abuse. This is your chance to criticize how we're doing and to suggest our path moving forward. Call-in number: (646) 595-2118 -- On computer: www.blogtalkradio.com/NAASCA

SPECIAL TOPIC Night - HELP NEEDED - Tonight's talk show needs your participation !! Open Mike -- Open Topic -- all welcome to call in !! I know it's short notice but tonight's "Stop Child Abuse Now" show will be an opportunity to help the NAASCA organization (National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse). We'll discuss our origins, our non-profit mission, our many tools and services and the issues we hope to address in the future. This is your chance to criticize how we're doing and to suggest our path moving forward.  Call-in number: (646) 595-2118  On computer: www.blogtalkradio.com/NAASCA

Tonight's special guest is Carol D Levine from Phillipsburg, New Jersey, one of NAASCA's most dedicated volunteer family members and author of the book "Panic Child: the harrowing true story of sexual abuse and neglect." Carol's commitment to the cause and mission at NAASCA, namely to address issues related to childhood abuse and trauma including sexual assault, violent or physical abuse, emotional traumas and neglect, is undeniable. She seeks to educate the public both on the "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk show and by making regular live personal appearances in and around Phillipsburg, New Jersey. She's offered hope for healing to innumerable still-suffering adult survivors of child abuse. It's not been an easy path for Carol. Her childhood was filled with child sexual abuse, stranger abduction, and rape, a journey of pain, and neglect. But even after the toll it took on her in her adult life, over 30 years ago Carol found the courage to keep going, to heal and to be a voice for change. Carol has appeared on numerous other radio shows, too, has been interviewed for newspapers and spoken before community groups and at colleges. She spreads her message of recovery and speaks out against the horrible pandemic of child abuse. Slated to serve as NAASCA's Vice President, Carol continues to appear as a regular panelist on our SCAN talk shows, and host the episodes wherever the regular host has a conflict.

Tonight's special guest is Mike H from Alabama, a child abuse survivor who's making his first "special guest" appearance with us. Mike's a fan of the "Stop Child Abuse Now" show and tells us it's helped him a great deal to listen and learn from our previous episodes. Now he joins us, hoping he can help others. This is the first time he will be telling his story. Mike's abuse began when he was a very young child. He played the "scapegoat" role in his family, and the experience extended all the way into his 30s. There were many struggles along the way. "I would run away and end up in foster care," he writes. But each time he did he'd eventually end up back home where he'd get even more abuse. Mike is in the process of writing his story in the form of an autobiographical book, which he shares has helped him in coming to understand himself. He hopes publishing it might help other adult victims / survivors of child abuse find recovery. Mike's upbeat and optimistic about continuing his own journey, but also approaches healing with his eyes open. He knows it'll not be easy. Mike credits his wonderful wife with being his rock, and his children for being his inspiration.

SPECIAL TOPIC Night - The topics for tonight's show will involve various issues from the world of public safety and child abuse and trauma. We'll introduce our special guest Forensic Psychologist Dr. Debra Warner, Psy.D., a Los Angeles based educator and violence prevention expert. She'll describe her background and experience on this, her initial appearance. Debra will explain how she's not only engaged in understanding issues of child abuse and trauma from a professional perspective, but also from a personal one. Members of her own family have been victims of predators. She'll share how she's participated in their struggle with surviving and thriving. But tonight is just the first of her numerous, ongoing appearances on "Stop Child Abuse Now." NAASCA is pleased to announce that Dr. Warner will be a regular special co-host on upcoming Tuesday night question-and-answer style community participation shows. In subsequent weeks, Debra will help SCAN host Bill Murray field questions and lead topic discussions suggested by our call-in audience members. Everyone's invited to engage with us on tonight's show, too .. on the phone or in SCAN's ever-present community chat room.

Tonight's special guest is Jeanette Allison from Monterey, CA, who suffered neglect and emotional abuse at the hands of her mother, a raging and mean alcoholic with Bipolar disorder, a sadistic and narcissistic personality who suffered from a schizoaffective disorder with paranoia. Jeanette's father was the enabler in the family. He worked three jobs to support the family of four. Her mother targeted her specifically, not her more compliant brother. Until recently Jeanette was a single mother and an LGBT activist. She had problems with alcohol in the past and successfully broke free of those problems through the help of AA's 12 Step program which she still practices on a daily basis, targeting the spiritual malady that lead her to drink in the first place. Although AA has been the solution to her alcoholism, she found no relief for trauma she suffered and carried with her from childhood. This is changing now as Jeanette found an answer to addressing unhealed maladies when she learned of Rivka Edery's book "Trauma and Transformation: A 12 Step Guide" and NAASCA's every other Thursday night "Stop Child Abuse Now" radio talk series that's devoted to the application of a 12 Step Program and approach to recovery the trauma of childhood abuse. Jeanette continues to be a shining light, despite suffering from a traumatic work accident, and a rare hand tumor that have halted her dream job as an occupational therapist. As such has a special interest in individuals with disabilities. She married her wife, Jackie Allison, this summer, and strives to be a leader who use her compassion, her kindness and the love of writing and photography to heal others' hearts.

Tonight's special guest is Roberta Rodgers from Georgia, a child abuse survivor and author of "Diary of a Lost Lamb" which tells the story of an abused child who struggles her way through life. From raising four of her first husband's children after his mother committed suicide, to cleaning up the outline of her second husband's body off the floor. Diary of a Lost Lamb is a story of struggles that are too much for any human to overcome without God. She went through thirty-two surgeries, spent three years in a wheelchair, and eight years in a chair drooling from medications. Diary of a Lost Lamb is a story of triumph in the face of terrible adversities. You will read how God healed her and she went to college. This is an inspiring story for one and all. This is Roberta's first visit with NAASCA's "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk show.

Tonight's special guest is Michelle Bless from Louisville, Kentucky, survivor, activist and volunteer with NAASCA. She's the author of the book "Out of Darkness: the Michelle Bless Story" in which a young girl is abused by her family and ostracized for being associated with Satan. Out of the Darkness is her story of redemption. Born in the northeastern United States to parents from the Caribbean, author Michelle Bless was raised in a home of violence and suspicion. Her father beat her mother and siblings but spared Michelle because of her perceived association with Satan. Even so, this did not save her from other abuses: she witnessed incidents of violence, incest and other horrible, unthinkable acts. One hot summer day in 1997, Michelle writes, she "was introduced to the Lord and denounced Satan," thus beginning the process of giving her life to the Lord. After two years of demonic attacks, she was fully delivered and never looked back. Today she lives for the Lord. Ms Bless says her firsthand knowledge of how low a life can plummet to the depths of despair enables her to understand and relate to what others are facing as they struggle to find God in their lives. Michelle is on a mission to bring as many lost souls to God as possible. She often participates as a volunteer and family member at NAASCA, and over time has contributed many appearances as a panelist for the "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk show.

Tonight's special guest is Terence Rice from Eagle Rock, CA, an abuse survivor who also belongs to MaleSurvivor. Terence is a personal friend and neighbor of Bill Murray, NAASCA's founder and host of is the "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk show. Bill suggested Terence should appear tonight not only because he has both an important personal child abuse and recovery story, but also because of his professional experience. Mr. Rice works as an administrator with the Los Angeles County, Department of Children and Family Services, the county agency responsible for investigating reports of in-home child abuse and neglect. He is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and was a school teacher prior to his employment with the DCFS. He has presented information at various trainings and conferences ranging from his own recovery journey from incest to information about the child welfare system and the legal reporting requirements of the Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act. His personal and professional affiliations include MaleSurvivor, Toastmaster's International, and the Los Angeles County Management Council. As a child welfare administrator, licensed therapist, and survivor of sexual abuse, he provides a unique perspective to a discussion of treatment and the healing process. Mr. Rice is married and has three children and his hobbies include photography, gardening and hiking.

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Tonight's special guest is JR from Boston, Massachusetts, child sexual abuse survivor and NAASCA volunteer. Having appeared as a panelist on numerous "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk shows in the past, this is the first time we'll have him as our featured special guest. We're delighted for the opportunity to get to know him even better. JR has worked on his recovery since 2007 and says, "I have come a long way." A volunteer working with the homeless in the Boston area, he's now starting a new project, a survivor creativity passion documentary. JR earned a degree in Economics and is studying anthropology. Interested in connecting with other child abuse and trauma survivors, JR believes there's great opportunities to heal when engaged in a group recovery experience. As he says, "I am working to move beyond victimhood and my life is staring to open up." JR is a dedicated NAASCA member.

Tonight's SPECIAL GUEST is Ronald L Book of Florida, a specialist in government affairs and administration law, with a Juris Doctoral degree from Tulane University and a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Florida International University. The thing that makes him EXTRA SPECIAL to us at NAASCA is that he's the father of Lauren Book, the 27 year old survivor and activist who appeared as a special guest on our "Stop Child Abuse Now" show. Lauren has just completed a 1500 mile, 39 day trek across the state of Florida (her third such annual journey by way of raising awareness for issues of child abuse). Her dad, Ron Book, is an active participant in South Florida's professional arena, a trustee of the Council of the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce and sits on the Legislative Affairs and State Affairs committees. In addition to serving more than 20 community organizations, Book is a founding member of Lauren's Kids. We highly recommend the work of the outstanding non profit, Lauren's Kids, and congratulate the group for all its fine accomplishments. Mr. Book currently operates his own lobbying practice in Aventura and Tallahassee.

Tonight's SPECIAL GUEST is Kathleen Moore, from Sacramento, CA, founder of "Army of Angels" which is planning a 50 state event celebrating this year's National Child Abuse Awareness Month (April, 2012). Now in its 29th year, National Child Abuse Prevention Month is a time set aside throughout the month of April to focus on protecting our most vulnerable citizens. Their Mission states: "By creating positive partnerships which result in services and support to families, which keep them safe, we are able to create stronger and healthier communities where our children may flourish." Ms Moore has worked on hundreds of cases aiming to resolve child abuse as well as missing/exploited child occurrences, supporting family members impacted by the trauma along the way, assisting them in their quest to productively convert tragedy to triumph! In 1993 she began producing the National Child Abuse Prevention Month 50 state campaign. NAASCA is planning to participate in the Opening Ceremonies that will kick off the month-long 50-state event, and will broadcast one of our "Stop Child Abuse Now" talk radio shows LIVE from Sacramento during them.

Tonight's a special LIVE ON LOCATION episode. "Stop Child Abuse Now" show host Bill Murray will be broadcasting LIVE and ON LOCATION from San Diego (please note special start time). We've been invited to participate in a fundraising event that raises awareness for Male Abuse Awareness Week (Dec 1 to 8), sponsored by the PLuna Foundation. Bill will be on hand to bring us the sights and sounds and to interview a number of special guests including Svava Brooks of www.TAALK.org and Petra Luna, the event hostess. He'll also speak to a number of the young men, ages 18 to 35, who form the core group that is served by the non-profit www.PLunaFoundation.com. Donations are being accepted to help with the cost of providing Internet-based counseling, where therapists and clients connect over SKYPE. Info about the sold out event can be found at: www.Help4Guys.org. Following our broadcast, Bill Murray, himself a long-time adult survivor of child abuse and founder of the National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (www.NAASCA.org), has been asked to appear as the main Keynote speaker for the Male Abuse Awareness Week fundraiser. We're delighted to accomodate, and look forward to more ON LOCATION broadcasts in the future.

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

  ( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

  ( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

  ( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

  ( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

  ( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

  ( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

  ( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

  ( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

  ( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

Most abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. But that's often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. But we hope those who have recovered will join Bill and co-host Jessica Stevens, both adult survivors of child abuse, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. ~~ Please see www.NAASCA.org ~~ "Very few adults have escaped many years at the hands of pedophiles, trafficking attempts, being the subject of thousands of X-rated kiddie photos and even a kidnapping. But I have," says Bill. "More importantly, I've been in recovery from its painful, devastating effects for over 25 years, and I've decided to devote my remaining time, money and available energy to this vitally important cause. I wish to be a voice for Adult Survivors of Child Abuse, especially to those who need to be helped into real recovery, where we can have healthy, meaningful lives and relationships. All of us need to do whatever we can to Stop Child Abuse Now !!" ~~ PS: please join our new Facebook "cause" and invite others to join, too: http://www.causes.com/causes/580142-stop-child-abuse-now

Most abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. But that's often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. But we hope those who have recovered will join Bill and co-host Jessica Stevens, both adult survivors of child abuse, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. ~~ Please see www.NAASCA.org ~~ "Very few adults have escaped many years at the hands of pedophiles, trafficking attempts, being the subject of thousands of X-rated kiddie photos and even a kidnapping. But I have," says Bill. "More importantly, I've been in recovery from its painful, devastating effects for over 25 years, and I've decided to devote my remaining time, money and available energy to this vitally important cause. I wish to be a voice for Adult Survivors of Child Abuse, especially to those who need to be helped into real recovery, where we can have healthy, meaningful lives and relationships. All of us need to do whatever we can to Stop Child Abuse Now !!" ~~ PS: please join our new Facebook "cause" and invite others to join, too: http://www.causes.com/causes/580142-stop-child-abuse-now

Most abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. But that's often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. But we hope those who have recovered will join Bill and co-host Jessica Stevens, both adult survivors of child abuse, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. ~~ Please see www.NAASCA.org ~~ "Very few adults have escaped many years at the hands of pedophiles, trafficking attempts, being the subject of thousands of X-rated kiddie photos and even a kidnapping. But I have," says Bill. "More importantly, I've been in recovery from its painful, devastating effects for over 25 years, and I've decided to devote my remaining time, money and available energy to this vitally important cause. I wish to be a voice for Adult Survivors of Child Abuse, especially to those who need to be helped into real recovery, where we can have healthy, meaningful lives and relationships. All of us need to do whatever we can to Stop Child Abuse Now !!" ~~ PS: please join our new Facebook "cause" and invite others to join, too: http://www.causes.com/causes/580142-stop-child-abuse-now

( Please see both: www.LACP.org & www.NAASCA.org ) --- Join Bill, with co-host M.J. Goyings, ER RN, "Dr. Jay" Tow, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist, and Jessica Stevens, adult survivor of child abuse, as they discuss their "Stop Child Abuse Now" efforts. Frequent visits from special guests and topic driven episodes featuring important related issues are all a part of "Community Matters" .. where call-in participation is always welcome!

Most abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. But that's often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. But we hope those who have recovered will join Bill and co-host Jessica Stevens, both adult survivors of child abuse, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. ~~ Please see www.NAASCA.org ~~ "Very few adults have escaped many years at the hands of pedophiles, trafficking attempts, being the subject of thousands of X-rated kiddie photos and even a kidnapping. But I have," says Bill. "More importantly, I've been in recovery from its painful, devastating effects for over 25 years, and I've decided to devote my remaining time, money and available energy to this vitally important cause. I wish to be a voice for Adult Survivors of Child Abuse, especially to those who need to be helped into real recovery, where we can have healthy, meaningful lives and relationships. All of us need to do whatever we can to Stop Child Abuse Now !!" ~~ PS: please join our new Facebook "cause" and invite others to join, too: http://www.causes.com/causes/580142-stop-child-abuse-now