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[Rerun] What was it like to survive sex trafficking? How did he find the wisdom and strength to help other survivors in the Navy? Dr. Kirk Honda talks with John Moffitt about his experience in a sex traffic ring in Texas and his victim advocacy work while in the Navy. 


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The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®

September 16, 2019


Trigger Warning: This episode may include topics such as assault, trauma, and discrimination. If necessary, listeners are encouraged to refrain from listening and care for their safety and well-being.


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Anonymous

This episode was really moving for me. I don’t have this lived experience, but I do work with folks who have survived DV and sexual exploitation & trafficking. Hearing this story helped me to deepen my understanding & it made me even more passionate about the work I do. Thank you for posting this rerun! Such a good Episode.

Anonymous

Thank you for reposting this interview! I experienced some sexual exploitation and I was wondering if you have any episodes on childhood sexuality. Basically on children that try to do sexual acts with other children.