A Social Worker's Life Lessons: The Counter-Intuitive Ways Families Heal After Child Abuse
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A Social Worker's Life Lessons: The Counter-Intuitive Ways Families Heal After Child Abuse
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TRIGGER WARNING: Child abuse discussed. In episode # 42 of the podcast INSIGHT with Dr. Seth, psychologist Dr. Seth Meyers interviews social worker Alexis Tate who has retired after 27 years of service helping families and children after child abuse, including sexual abuse. Having worked for decades with one of the busiest Children's Advocacy Centers in the United States, Alexis explains the counter-intuitive way social workers approach this work and how, to this day, she sees children as hopeful and loving -- with futures that can be truly bright. An inspiring episode that will make listeners appreciate the resilience of children who get treatment and grateful for the helping professions that support affected children. For information: www.nationalchildrensalliance.org (Healthier Living Today LLC)