My guest was David L. Burton, Ph.D., an assistant Professor at Smith College School for Social Work. He consults, lectures and has a Cognitive behavioral practice. He is the author of numerous articles and book chapters and is a leading authority in the field of child sexual abuse.

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My guest will be Christine Sandor, author of WARMING THE STONE CHILDREN. She is a licensed clinical social worker and is studying to become a minister.

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My guest was Deborah King, who has a J.D. in Law from the University of California and a Ph.D. in Healing Science from New Mexico Theological Seminary. She conducts Miracle Healing Events and specializes in working with sexually abused children. She is the author of TRUTH HEALS: Dismantling the Lies That Make Us Sick.

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My guest was Svava Brooks, co-founder of Blatt Afram, an organization dedicated to educating Icelands about the prevalence of child sexual abuse. They just sponsored a conference addressing strategies for prevention and healing in Reykjavik, Iceland. Speakers from the U.S. and Iceland addressed the latest technologies concerning treatment, prevention, risk management services, research methodologies and working with the developmentally disabled and the deaf.

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My guest was Anita Wladichuk, author of ANASTASIA AND THE GHOSTLY OWL (The Choice Was Hers!). She has a degree in Education and has taught in the Mohawk College Administrative program. She been a Dale Carnegie graduate assistant and is a member of Toastmasters International.

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This is a replay of the 3/7/07 show with Rythea Lee.

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My guest was Tammy Thompson, author of BURIED, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN, a novel about a young woman's struggle to grow beyond the cruelty of her childhood. She has written 6 books and is also a poet.

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My guest was Richard Hoffman, poet and author of HALF THE HOUSE, a "moving boyhood memoir" that resulted in the arrest, conviction and incarceration of a little league coach who had violated over 400 boys over a 40 year period. He is a speaker and activist on various human rights issues and is a board member of Massachusetts Citizens for Children, the oldest non-profit child advocacy agency in the commonwealth. He is writer-in-residence at Emerson College, where he teaches writing and literature. He also teaches in the Stonecoast MFA Graduate Program in Creative Writing at the U. of Southern Maine.

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My guest was Dr. Pamela Pine, Founder and CEO of Stop the Silence, an organization committed to working with numerous individuals and groups to prevent and treat child sexual abuse in varied communities through research, training, education, advocacy, policy development and more. They sponsor the annual International Race to Stop the Silence every April in Washington, D.C. in partnership with races in California, Argentina and Canada. Another endeavor is the National Children's Bench Book for judges to educate them about the impact of child sexual abuse.

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My guest was Shannon Riggs, author of NOT IN ROOM 204, a children's book that depicts how a teacher makes it safe for a child to speak up about being sexually abused at home. She has a Master's degree in Professional Writing and teaches writing at the college level.

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My guest was Carol Hebald, actress, award-winning poet and author of many books, including THE HEART TOO LONG SUPPRESSED: A Chronicle of Mental Illness. She has an MFA and taught creative writing at the University of Kansas. She is now a full-time writer and had her full-length poetry collection, SPINSTER BY THE SEA, published in 2005.

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My guest was Marci Hamilton, a professor of constitutional law at Cardozo University. She is an internationally recognized constitutional expert specializing in church/state relations. She is a leading national authority on the Religious Freedom Restoration Act and is involved in cutting edge First Amendment litigation, for both clergy abuse and land use cases.

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My guest was Wayne Bowers, director of the Sex Abuse Treatment Alliance (SATA) in Michigan, a networking organization promoting restorative justice and therapy in the field of sex abuse prevention. He was the director of Sex Offenders Restored Through Treatment (CURE), an organization that seeks to reduce crime through reform of the criminal justice system, which is now a part of SATA.

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My guests were Marlene Browne, Esq. and her mother, Marie Browne, Ph.D., R.N., authors of IF THE MAN YOU LOVE WAS ABUSED. Ms. Browne is a lawyer and author of several books. She lectures on law and writes for Forbes.com on the subjects of divorce and money. Dr. Browne is a licensed marriage and family therapist and professor of psychiatric nursing, who specializes in treating adolescent and adult victims of abuse, as well as their families.

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My guest was John Oarc, author of WHAT EVER IT TAKES GOD: The Most Difficult Things for Men to Survive. He is a physical therapist and advocate for helping men heal from child sexual abuse.

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My guest was Rythea Lee, author of TRAUMA INTO TRUTH: Gutsy Healing and Why It's Worth It. She is a professional dancer, performance artist and part of a dance/theater company known as Zany Angels. She has a Master's degree in Spiritual Psychology and maintains a private practice specializing in Inner Bonding and trauma recovery.

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My guest was Mike Lew, author of VICTIMS NO LONGER: The Classic Guide for Men Recovering from Sexual Child Abuse. He is a psychotherapist and group therapy leader in the Boston area and co-director of The Next Step Counseling and Training Center. He has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show, Sally Jessy Raphael, People Are Talking and many other television and radio programs.

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This is a rerun of a 11/8/06 interview with Peter Pollard from Stop It Now.

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My guest was Marjorie McKinnon, author of REPAIR: A Program for Recovery from Incest and Childhood Sexual Abuse. She conducts seminars based on REPAIR and is the creator of The Lamplighters, a support group for those working the REPAIR program.

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This is a rerun of a 10/11/06 interview with Manolo Guillen who investigates trafficking in San Diego, CA.

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My guest was Saydah Zekee, who has a JD from Rutgers Law School. She is the author of IMPLOSION, a novel depicting the effects of child sexual abuse on a young black woman. She lectures on child sexual abuse and will be working with a group of students from NYU about how to write about traumatic life experiences.

My guest was Carolyn Lehman, who has degrees from U.C. Berkeley and Simmon's College in Boston. She was a writer-in-the-schools for the California Arts Council and teaches college classes as a children's literature specialist. She writes and speaks publicly about surviving trauma and overcoming adversity. She is the author of an award-winning children's novel, PROMISE NOT TO TELL, and STRONG AT THE HEART: How It Feels to Heal from Sexual Abuse.

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My guest was Julie Brand, who was a school counselor for 25 years. Retired now, she uses her perspective as both a counselor and a survivor of maternal incest as a consultant, offering workshops about mother-daughter incest to human services and mental health professionals throughout the country. She is the author of A MOTHER'S TOUCH: Surviving Mother-Daughter Sexual Abuse.

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This is a Best Of show from June 28, 2006. My guests were Carol Reading and Dr. Vincent Felitti, who are involved in the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study, a decade-long and ongoing collaboration between Kaiser Permanente's Department of Preventive Medicine in San Diego, CA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to study the effects of adverse childhood experiences on adult health and well-being.

My guest was Cynthia McDaniel, a teacher at Southwest Community College in San Diego, CA. Her Master's thesis, PREVENTION OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE THROUGH LITERATURE, appeared in Chldren's Literature in Education. Her doctoral dissertation, CRITICAL LITERACY: A WAY OF THINKING, A WAY OF LIFE, will be published by Peter Lang Publishing.

My cohost, Svava Brooks, and I dialogue with Hau Suet Mei, Project Leader of the Caritas Project in Hong Kong. Mei has worked for 16 years at Caritas Family Services in Hong Kong, where she develops therapeutic groups for adult survivors and provides trainings for professionals. Svava is the co-founder of Blatt Afram, an Icelandic organization that educates Icelanders about child sexual abuse.

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My guest was Ann Jennings, Ph.D., who has been involved in raising public awareness and influencing fundamental changes in the way public mental health systems view and treat individuals with histories of unaddressed sexual and physical abuse trauma. Currently, she consults with the SAMHSA Center on Women, Violence and Trauma and other organizations nationally to create strategies for sustainable change to a trauma-informed model of delivering services. She is also the president of the Anna Foundation, Inc., which is dedicated to joining others in speaking truth about the effects of childhood trauma on individuals, promoting prevention and early intervention and providing resources for professional,community and survivor use. She is the mother of a young woman who was victimized by the system and eventually committed suicide. Her article, "On Being Invisible in the Mental Health System, has been published widely.

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My guest was Jan Goff-LaFontaine, photographer and author, whose work is dedicated to bringing awareness and healing through art. Her photos have been exhibited in galleries and museums throught the U.S. Her book, WOMEN IN SHADOW AND LIGHT: Journeys from Abuse to Healing, features photographs and stories of survivors.

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My guest was Linda Callaghan, M.D., a psychiatrist who has practiced in Illinois for 20 years. She works with child sexual abuse victims in the prison system and has lectured at Michican State University, Wayne State University, Michigan Forensic Center and Munson Medical Center. She is the author of INRAGE: Healing the Hidden Rage of Child Sexual Abuse.

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My guest was Mike Domitrz, speaker, author and Executive Director of The Date Safe Project. He published and edited VOICES OF COURAGE, a compilation of 12 survivors sharing their personal journeys of healing. He speaks with teens about safe dating practices and how to "open the door" for survivors, creating safe environments for them when it comes to dating.

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My guest was Flora Jessop, a survivor of sexual abuse by her father and an escapee from a forced polygamous marriage. She runs a nonprofit organization, Child Protection Project, helping and rescuing victims of polygamous sexual slavery.

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My guest was Peter Pollard, Director of Public Education for Stop It Now! He will be discussing their booklet, LET'S TALK: ADULTS TALKING TO ADULTS ABOUT CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE, which is designed to help adults talk to another adult who is acting inappropriately with children.

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My guest was Justin Berry, who was introduced to the world of pornography in his bedroom using his own webcam. After sinking into a world of drugs and illicit sex, he finally broke away and is now appearing around the country to parents groups, law enforcement officials and child advocates speaking out about what a serious problem pornography is and how dangerous the Internet is. He recently appeared on OPRAH and has also been on The Today Show and Good Morning America.

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My guest was Shirley Paceley, Director of Blue Tower Training Center at Macon Resources, Inc. She is the author of several books, including MY BODY....MY CHOICE and WE CAN STOP ABUSE; A Sexual Abuse Prevention Curriculum for Persons with Developmental Disabilities. She has also produced several CD's, including "Teach Me" and "I LIKE ME! Growing Songs for Healthy Children."

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My guest was Manolo Guillen, who works with San Diego Youth & Community Services, whose mission is to prevent the victimization of homeless, missing and exploited children. SDYCS administers the B-SAFE Program, providing services to vulnerable children between the ages of 12 - 17 by working to abolish international trafficking in children for labor and commercial sexual exploitation. He is also founder and chair of the ACTION Network, a multi-disciplinary coalition comprised of nearly 50 stakeholder agnecies in San Diego, CA.

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My guest was Betsy Salkind, stand-up comedian, activist and author of MORE THAN ONCE UPON A TIME. She was a former writer for The Roseane Show.

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This is a replay of the 6/28/06 show on the ground-breaking study that directly links adult physical and mental health problems with childhood trauma. A must listen!

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My guest was Neil Ahern, a survivor of child sexual abuse and the author of AN INCH FROM MURDER, the story of his past molestations from the age of 4 to 16 and the consequent physical and mental illnesses that plagued his life. After attempting to murder his last assailant, he was incarcerated for several years.

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My guests were Rythea Lee and Rose Oceania, creators of Zany Angels, a collaboration that merges dance, clowning, voice and monologue in unique choreographies that expand awareness around the issues of trauma and abuse.

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My guest will be Anne Bissell, Founder of Voices for Justice, co-founder of Sexual Abuse Recovery Anonymous and Silver Braid--Survivors of Sexual Exploitation Network Forum. She is the author of the Julie West Series, MEMOIRS OF A SEX INDUSTRY SURVIVOR.

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My guest was Robert Geffner, Ph.D., Founder and President of the Family Violence and Sexual Assault Institute in San Diego, CA, President of Alliant International University's new Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma (IVAT), Clinical Research Professor of Psychology at the CA School of Professional Psychology in San Diego, and Licensed Psychologist and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. He is the editor of 3 internationally disseminated journals and co-editor of JOURNAL OF EMOTIONAL ABUSE and the forthcoming JOURNAL OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT TRAUMA.

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My guest was Susan Kaye Behm, author of 3 novels that depict the horrors of ritual abuse. THE JOURNEY: Beyond the Savage, a sequel to CIVILIZED SAVAGES, chronicles her journey through a nightmare of abuse, neglect and isolation.

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My guest was Vicki Polin, founder of The Awareness Center, the Jewish Coalition Against Sexual Abuse/Assault. She is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and a Registered Art Therapist. She has worked in the trauma field, specializing in sexual violence, for over twenty years.

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My guest was Haullie Free, creator of the audio documentary, VOICES OF STRENGTH, which features male and female survivors of rape, sexual abuse and domestic violence speaking about their experiences.

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My guest was Barbara Ryan, Director of Clinical Services at the Chadwick Center for Children and Families within Children's Hospital and Health Center in San Diego, CA. The Trauma Counseling Program provides advocacy and trauma focused therapy services to child maltreatment victims and their families, including children who have been exposed to violence in their home, school or community.

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My guests were Carol Reading and Dr. Vincent Felitti, who are involved in the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study, a decade-long and ongoing collaboration between Kaiser Permanente's Department of Preventive Medicine in San Diego, CA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to study the effects of adverse childhood experiences on adult health and well-being.

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My guest will be Barbara Blaine, President and founder of the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests (SNAP), self-help support groups for victims of sexual abuse by a member of the clergy. She has worked with the homeless for many years before becoming an attorney so she could advocate for children and help defend the homeless and downtrodden with their legal rights.

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My guest was Karen Duncan, licensed social worker and marriage and family therapist, who specializes in the development and delivery of gender responsive programs for healing and preventing sexual abuse and trauma. She conducts national workshops, does presentations and is the author of HEALING FROM THE TRAUMA OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE: The Journey for Women. She is also the author of a comprehensive adult education program entitled "Right to be Safe: Preventing Child Sexual Abuse."

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My guests were Robert Longo and David Prescott, authors of CURRENT PERSPECTIVES: Working with Sexually Aggressive Youth and Youth with Sexual Behavior Problems. Robert is the Clinical Director of Old Vineyard Residential Treatment Center. David is the Treatment Assessment Director of the Sand Ridge Secure Treatment Center.

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My guest was Michael Linderman, Clinical Director of Spring Creek Lodge Academy, a year round boarding school designed to provide a highly structured and scheduled environment for adolescents who have chosen to stray from acceptable family standards into one of drugs, alcohol, negative peer interaction and low self-esteem.

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My guest was Jayne Sachs, whose song, "Twisted Ballerina" was a finalist in this year's John Lennon Songwriting Contest. Her CD, "Sutures," was releasted this spring.

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My guest was Joanne Vannicola, an activist and actress who is the Founder/Director of YOUTH OUT LOUD, a Canadian non-profit company providing a platform for youth to artistically express their concerns about a variety of issues, including child physical, sexual and emotional abuse. She wrote and directed a play about child sexual abuse called "Stop the Silence: STOP CSA." She conducts workshops and has 25 years of experience in film, television and theater and conducts workshops. Her organiz

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My guest was Claire Silva, Executive Director of the YWCA of Greater Rhode Island and the author of A CHILD'S HEART SPEAKS: Surviving Sexual Abuse, the compelling story of her own two children's sexual abuse by their step-brother.

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My guests were Aric-James Darroe, President of The Kids on the Block, Jenny Peters, founder of Help for Angels of Sexual Abuse, and Svava Brooks, co-founder of Blatt Afram, an organization dedicated to educating Icelanders about CSA.

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My guests were Claire and Mia Fontaine, co-authors of COMEBACK, a powerful and moving story of two brave and exceptional women who struggled through the darkness to reclaim the lives that were shattered by the sexual abuse that Mia endured as a child.

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My guest was Karen Duncan, Indiana's 2005 Social Worker of the Year. She conducts national workshops, does presentations, and is the author of HEALING FROM THE TRAUMA OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE: The Journey for Women. She is also the author of a free online program, THE RIGHT TO BE SAFE PROGRAM. She serves on the Advisory Board for the Indiana Women's Prison.

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My guest was Trisha Bennett, coordinator of Stewards of Children, a prevention program designed by Darkness to Light to educate adults about how to recognize, react responsibly and prevent CSA. She was joined by Tiffany Sawyer, Assistant Director of Programs, Products and Services at D2L, Elaine Knobbs, Prevention Specialist at Kids Center in Bend,OR and Svava Brooks, co-founder and co-director of Blatt Afram, who has facilitated many Stewards of Children trainings in Iceland.

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My guest was Deborah King, J.D., Ph.D., successful real estate attorney and hotel developer, who left the corporate workplace after experiencing a remarkable healing of longstanding health problems through the use of energy medicine. She conducts Miracle Healing Events around the world, all at no charge. She contributed to HEART OF HEALING, the anothology of respected names in healing, including Deepak Chopra, Dean Ornish, Bernie Siegel, Andrew Weil and Joan Borysenko.

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My guest was actress, Alison Arngrim, best known for her portrayal of the incredibly nasty "Nellis Oleson" on the television series, LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE. A survivor of CSA, she is on the National Advisory Board of PROTECT, fighting to give children a legal and political voice in the war against child abuse.

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My guest was Jessica Hendra, author of HOW TO COOK YOUR DAUGHTER, a memoir of child sexual abuse by her well-known father, Tony Hendra. He was part of the hard-partying crew of the National Lampoon and published his own acclaimed memoir, FATHER JOE: THE MAN WHO SAVED MY SOUL, in 2004. Since he neglected to reveal his darkest secret--that he had molested his daughter--Jessica wrote her own memoir, rebutting her father's view of the truth and poignantly presenting the torture of having a father both adored and despised.

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My guest was Martin Moran, actor, playwright and author of THE TRICKY PART: One Boys Fall from Trespass into Grace, his memoir of childhood sexual abuse which recently was named a finalist for Barnes & Noble's prestigious 2005 Discover Great New Writers Awards. He also won a 2004 Obie Award for his one-man play, THE TRICKY PART, which he is currently appearing in around the country. He has also appeared in many Broadway and off-Broadway plays, including TITANIC, CABARET, FLOYD COLLINS and BELLS ARE RINGING.

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My Guest was Katrina Kittle, author of THE KINDNESS OF STRANGERS, a fictionalized account of a struggling family's response to the discovery of child sexual abuse very close to home. Ms. Kittle studied theatre and majored in English and Education at Ohio University. She teaches at The Miami Valley School in Dayton, OH, as well as writes, directs, costumes and choreographs for several local children's theatres. She is also an acclaimed actress in the Dayton area and is working on her fourth novel.

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My guest was Linde Grace White, author of DOLLBABY, the story about childhood domination by her father's sexual abuse. She was a Special Education teacher and volunteers with Voices in Action, Inc., a recovery organization for survivors of incest.

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My guest was Celesta Davis, creator of the documentary, AWFUL NORMAL, which has won Best Documentary Feature, Jury Award for Extraordinary Courage in Filmmaking, and the CBC Award for Best International Documentary in film festivals around the world. She has been featured recently on the Oprah Winfrey Show and ABC's Prime Time Live

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My guest was Angela Shelton, creator of the award-winning documentary, SEARCHING FOR ANGELA SHELTON. She has recently begun curing health problems caused by her molestation and is eager to share her insights with other survivors.

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My guest was Colleen Passard, author of THE BETRAYAL OF INNOCENCE, a story inspired by her survival of sexual abuse by a Catholic priest and her struggle to reclaim her innocence. A counselor and dispute resolution mediator, she challenges women to reclaim their power, begin a healing journey and help teach young girls how to differentiate between theft and love.

My guests were Scott Trobec, co-founder of Survivors Network Minnesota and a member of Stop It Now! Minnesota Steering Team, and Victor Vieth, J.D., Director ofChild Abuse Programs for the American Prosecutors Research Institute, the National Center for the Prosecution of Child Abuse and director of the National Child Protection Training Center. Mr. Vieth has published countless articles and trained professionals throughout the country to deal with child abuse investigations, prosecutions, trial strategies and prevention methods. He is currently developing curriculums to teach college students how to investigate and handle child abuse cases.

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My guest was Sue Silverman, author of LOVE SICK: One Woman's Journey Through Sexual Addiction and BECAUSE I REMEMBER TERROR, FATHER, I REMEMBER YOU. In addition to writing, she is the associate editor of the literary journal, Fourth Genre: Explorations in Nonfiction, and a professional speaker on the issues of child abuse, family dynamics and addictions. She holds an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Aquinas College for her work in literature and child abuse victim advocacy.

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My guest was Karen Duncan, licensed social worker and marriage and family therapist, who specializes in the development and delivery of gender responsive programs to heal and further prevent the trauma of sexual abuse. She is the author of HEALING FROM THE TRAUMA OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE: The Journey for Women.

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My guest was Bo Smith, Director of Outreach for Adult Survivors of Child Abuse, an online program providing materials for creating self-help peer support groups for dealing with childhood abuse issues.

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My guest was Sandra Riggin, Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Vocational Evaluator and Certified Case Manager. She is a survivor of CSA and the author of FORBIDDEN MEMORIES: A Journey of Healing. Her new book, BREAKING THE CYCLE, provides step-by-step instructions on how to recover from childhood abuse.

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My guest was Phyllis Klaus, licensed psychotherapist and social. She teaches and practices at the Milton Erickson Institute in Santa Rosa, CA and has worked with the concerns, both medical and psychosocial, of pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period for 30 years. She is also an EMDR Facilitator, Approved Consultant and Trainer. She and Penny Simkin are the co-authors of WHEN SURVIVORS GIVE BIRTH.

My guest was Mike Skinner, singer, songwriter, drummer and guitarist. He has released two albums, TRAIN OF TEARS and PIRATES. He performs throughout the Eastern U.S. He is also a survivor of child sexual abuse and active with Male Survivor, an organization dedicated to overcoming the sexual victimization of boys and men.

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My guest was Dr. Trish Hutchison, a pediatrician with the Medical University of South Carolina in the Adolescent Medicine Department, where she directs Girls2Women, a young women's health center. She has been named one of the best doctors in America. With her partner, Dr. Melisa Holmes, an ob-gyn, she started Girlology, a program that educates mothers and daughters about sexuality. She is the co-author of GIRLOLOGY: A Girl's Guide to Stuff That Matters.

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My guest was Nancy Chandler, Executive Director of the National Children's Alliance, a not-for-profit organization representing more than 500 Children's Advocacy Centers across the U.S. NCA's mission is to promote and support communities in providing a coordinated investigation and comprehensive response to child victims of abuse.

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My guest was Wayne Bowers, a former offender who is now the Director of the Sexual Abuse Treatment Alliance (SATA), one of several issue chapters of Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE). This organization seeks to reduce crime through reform of the criminal justice system.

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My guest was Erin Runnion, Founding Director of The Joyful Child, a non-profit organization dedicated to uniting and uplifting our nation's communities in the protection and wonderment of children. Her daughter, Samantha, was abducted and murdered by a pedophile.

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My guest was Cynthia McCants, a Special Agent with the F.B.I., who investigates sexual exploitation on the Internet. She has also been a Social Worker, investigating child abuse and neglect in North Carolina.

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My guest was Dr. Trisha Bennett, Director of Programs, Products and Services at Darkness to Light. She is responsible for developing, evaluating and distributing all of the sexual abuse prevention curricula and programs and also facilitates the Stewards of Children Training Program at Darkness to Light.

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My guest was singer/songwriter, Alice Marie, a recording artist whose CD, ANGELS NEAR, we listened to excerpts of. The CD is part of her healing journey through CSA. Bob Leane of the Songwriters Hall of Fame says, "Alice Marie offers the best of both worlds, intelligent yet ethereal songs that have memorable hooks and aren't afraid to explode."

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My guest was Diane Hansen, author of THOSE ARE MY PRIVATE PARTS, a book for parents and children to share. Hansen is the founder of S.A.F.E., Inc., a non-profit organization whose goal is to provide a Sexual Abuse Free Environment for sexually molested children who live with their abuser.

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My guest was Lynn Tolson, author of BEYOND THE TEARS, chronicling her experiences dealing with CSA, a suicide attempt and the many health issues her abuse caused. She is now working on a memoir of her experience surviving breast cancer.