Healing Trauma, Fighting Porn, and Building Homes Free from Violence || CBC Podcast

Join us in this powerful filmed Consider Before Consuming episode featuring the founders of She Is Not Your Rehab, Matt and Sarah. Discover their transformative journey, starting with Matt's vulnerable TEDx talk in 2019.
Hear how Matt's openness about his personal history of abuse and struggles with pornography in his barbershop inspired other men to share their experiences. Sarah, with her background in the anti-trafficking space, sheds light on establishing boundaries around pornography consumption and advocating for violence-free homes.
Their impactful work in combating domestic violence invites men to acknowledge childhood trauma and take responsibility for healing. Tune in to learn how their efforts have reached millions and sparked conversations about breaking free from the cycle of abuse.
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What an amazing woman 😍 Angel on Earth! ❤

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Brown people also include latinos, south asians, and filipinos. I personally am neutral in the Israel v. Palestine, but I do see what sarah is saying.