Discussing Trauma of Older Adults: Breaking Generational Norms
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Discussing Trauma of Older Adults: Breaking Generational Norms
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In today's episode of Voice2Change, we explore the challenges older adults face when discussing past abuse. Our guest, Daniel, underscores the importance of creating safe spaces for these conversations and being present to listen. He sheds light on the complexities of processing past trauma, emphasizing personal healing, finding supportive communities, and respecting individuals’ autonomy while navigating these conversations.
Daniel Kaye grew up in a generation where silence was the norm, and personal struggles were often shrouded in secrecy. Witnessing the pervasive sense of shame and reluctance to speak openly about personal histories, Daniel became a quiet yet powerful advocate for acknowledging and learning from the past. His work has paved the way for future generations to engage with honesty and empathy. In addition to his advocacy, Daniel has written and illustrated three children's books.
Topics Discussed:
- Internalized shame and blame
- Processing past trauma
- Healing complexity
- Older Generations' silence
- Self-acceptance and healing
- Intergenerational conversations
- Respecting autonomy
- Support resources
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