Understanding shame is the first step toward freedom. We examine the roots of deception and how to move past your history.In this highlight reel from Module 7, we look at the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden to understand the origins of shame. Awakening You #UCU! An online learning community that opens January 2027 for those of us that came through childhood sexual crimes. You can join from the privacy of own home. It is a six-week course, which includes five modules a week — 30 modules! You are welcome to go at your own pace. Weekly Q&A and an online community of support.Learn more here: https://ucu-site.thinkific.com/pages/coming_soon!Remember – Liars are often more persuasive in selling their deceptions than truth-tellers are in presenting the facts. Find your story, find yourself and then find your purpose and destiny!All love!

Sylvia Caldwell, author of Arise: Your Road to Wholeness After Sexual Trauma—Your Journey to Healing, joins me for a candid conversation about her life. She shares the tragedy of childhood sexual abuse by her biological father, the court case that followed, and the trauma amnesia that caused her to forget it all until the day the memories returned. Sylvia also recalls visiting the courthouse to request the case records and the emotional moment when the clerk, through tears, asked, “You’re Sylvia?” Hers is a beautiful story of redemption through Jesus.

Childhood sexual abuse reporting statistics are often misunderstood. We discuss why only 20% of survivors come forward with their stories.This episode of The Huntress features my youngest guest to date as we candidly address the reality of childhood sexual abuse. Our conversation focuses on the critical data surrounding survivor reporting rates and the systemic barriers that prevent victims from speaking out. This discussion is intended for those seeking to understand the prevalence of these issues and the importance of creating safer environments for disclosure.By examining current survivor statistics, we aim to shed light on why the vast majority of cases remain unreported. Understanding these reporting abuse patterns is a necessary step toward better advocacy and support for those affected. We hope this dialogue helps clarify the scope of child safety challenges and encourages more informed conversations on a difficult but necessary topic.Subscribe for weekly advocacy breakdowns and let us know your thoughts on this important subject in the comments below.