In this episode of 'One in Ten,' host Teresa Huizar interviews Amy Adams, a Ph.D. doctoral researcher at the University of Birmingham, about the complex and often overlooked issue of sibling sexual abuse. They discuss the challenges surrounding the disclosure and identification of such cases, the family dynamics involved, and the societal stigmas associated. Amy shares her extensive research findings from the National Sibling Sexual Abuse Project, including the prevalence, family stressors, and the need for whole-family, trauma-informed approaches to intervention. The conversation highlights the importance of public awareness and comprehensive support systems to help families navigate the repercussions of sibling sexual abuse.

Time Stamps:

00:00: Introduction to One in Ten

01:36: Meet Amy Adams: Researcher on Sibling Sexual Abuse

01:50: The National Sibling Sexual Abuse Project

05:17: Exploring the Prevalence of Sibling Sexual Abuse

08:27: Public Perception and Family Dynamics

28:35: Disclosure and Family Reactions

35:36: Implications for Practice and Future Research

40:03: Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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In this episode of "One in Ten," host Teresa Huizar speaks with Dr. Zirui Song, an Associate Professor of Healthcare Policy and Medicine at Harvard Medical School, about the extensive impact of firearm injuries on children and their families. They discuss the often overshadowed effects of these injuries, such as the long-term trauma and significant healthcare costs. Dr. Song shares findings from his research, which reveals that not only do surviving children face increased physical pain, psychiatric disorders, and substance use, but their families also suffer substantial mental health impacts and financial strains. They delve into the demographics of injured children, highlighting that older children in their teenage years are often more affected than younger ones. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of gun safety measures, such as gun locks, and the role of healthcare professionals in prevention. Dr. Song's research calls attention to the broader societal and economic implications of firearm injuries, urging public health and policy interventions. The episode underscores the necessity for comprehensive support and preventive strategies to mitigate the devastating consequences of firearm injuries on children and their families.

Time Stamps:

00:00 Introduction to Firearm Injuries in Children

01:44 Interview with Dr. Zirui Song

03:09 The Impact of Firearm Injuries on Families

06:15 Prevalence and Demographics of Firearm Injuries

19:00 Psychological and Physical Effects on Survivors

29:31 Economic Burden of Firearm Injuries

33:28 Employer and Public Policy Implications

39:07 Future Research and Final Thoughts

47:18 Conclusion and Call to Action

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In this episode of One in Ten, Teresa Huizar speaks with Gaelin Elmore, Youth Advocate, Speaker, and Belonging Champion. They discuss the significant impact of belonging on children who have faced adversities, and how child abuse professionals can incorporate belonging into their work to foster better outcomes. Gaelin shares his personal journey of resilience and the profound importance of belonging in his life, highlighting practical steps for professionals to create environments that foster belonging for the youth they serve.

Learn more about Gaelin at his website

Time Stamps:

00:00 Introduction to the Episode

02:02 Meet Gaelin Elmore

02:50 Gaelin's Journey to Belonging

13:09 The Role of Safety and Connection

17:17 Belonging in Child Advocacy

38:28 Public Policy and Belonging

42:55 Final Thoughts and Takeaways

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