In this episode of the Voice 2 Change Podcast, our host Jocelyn Maminta interviews Dr. Shamina Aubuchon, the inspiring author of the children's book, "If You Touch, I'll Tell." Shamina, a courageous survivor of child sexual abuse, shares her journey and the powerful motivation behind becoming an author. Her book serves as an invaluable resource for educating children and parents about safety and prevention. Learn about the importance of empowering children to use their voices, the crucial role of parental guidance, and how to identify the warning signs of grooming.

Shamina Aubuchon is a dedicated advocate and author who channels her personal experiences into powerful narratives to raise awareness on sexual abuse. Born a survivor of child sexual abuse, Shamina found the courage and determination to address this pervasive problem through her writing. Shamina urges parents to discuss these uncomfortable topics and encourages children to use their voices.

Topics Discussed:

• Shamina's personal experience with child sexual abuse
• Inspiration behind writing the book
• The importance of speaking about difficult topics
• Finding the right age and methods to discuss such topics with children
• Importance of prevention, rather than cure
• Strategies for keeping children safe
• Empowering children through the book’s message
• Warning signs and behaviors to be wary of
• The importance of believing children when they disclose abuse
• Encouraging children to use their voice for protection

Shamina's book 'If You Touch, I'll Tell'

Also available at ⁠ifyoutouchilltell.com⁠ 

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