Abby expands on her sobriety and healing journey in the second half of this interview. Conversations dive deep into self analysis and examples of healthy coping mechanisms.

Now a year sober, Abby shares her wisdom and strength as she learns to cope with multiple assaults in a healthier way. In the first half of this two parter, deep conversations emerge about topics ranging from self medicating to maintaining a relationship with God post-assault.

Solo-traveling content creator and survivor Samantha Casolaro discusses her relationship with her body post-assault. This episode focuses on the concept of self-worth by diving into topics such as coping with surviving multiple assaults, facing rejection, and feeling hyper-sexual.

On the anniversary of reporting her abuse by a significant other to the police, Stephanie Arnold speaks about the loss and grief she faced and still faces in the aftermath of sexual abuse.

Victims of sexual assault call themselves 'survivors' for a reason. Both a mom and a survivor, Casadi Mazurkiewicz emphasizes giving yourself credit for sitting with debilitating trauma and pushing onward. Casadi passionately highlights the importance of showing oneself grace in the darker moments of healing and shares the benefits of seeking healing in places and people that give you peace.

In part two of the conversation with childhood sexual abuse survivor and author Nolana-Reann Gillespie, mental health and community are discussed in detail. A powerful passage from Nolana's autobiography Survivor inspires action and conversation around the term "survivor" and the power we hold within ourselves.

Childhood sexual abuse survivor and author Nolana-Reann Gillespie inspires conversation surrounding a hush-hush topic. In the first half of this two-parter, Nolana shares the backstory to her autobiography Survivor and details unforgettable moments from when she took her father to court. 

The conversation with Angelique Larsen continues and branches off into topics that specifically focus on a need for consent education.

Survivors often feel isolated and alone in their experiences, but there is a strong community that understands the pain and confusion that comes with being sexually assaulted. Angelique Larsen touches on connecting with fellow survivors and asking oneself the question, "Was I sexually assaulted?"

Spencer Nitsos shares his story of sexual, physical, verbal and emotional abuse in a former relationship, emphasizing the manipulation and fear associated with the word no.