Podcast Mini #4 RESPOND and REPORT

You spoke...we listened!! In response to our listeners desire to hear more case studies, Co-Founders and Nurse Practitioner's Carrie Schirato and Candace Rich provide an in depth discussion of real clinical cases. This episode is full of both adult and pediatric clinical pearls, trauma informed care, and genuine conversation about the challenges in recognizing, responding and reporting victims of human trafficking in healthcare. If you love this episode let us know and we will get it coming!!!!! Share this podcast, subscribe to it on your favorite media outlet, and come along on the journey with us as we #stepintothefight to help #endhumantrafficking. To learn more about us, visit our website at www.reclaim611.org or email us at [email protected]

Wow....i'm so proud of you! You have completed all four mini sessions!!! This episode I talk a bit about trauma as it related to the body and the brain, as well as some trauma informed tips using our EMPOWER method. I also throw in some basic tips about safety and reporting. If you made it through all 4 mini episodes email me at [email protected] ( with a physical address) and I will send you a Reclaim611 trucker hat :)) Share this podcast, subscribe to it on your favorite media outlet, and come along on the journey with us as we #stepintothefight to help #endhumantrafficking. To learn more about us, visit our website at www.reclaim611.org or email us at sup[email protected]

Whoop Whoop!! You have almost completed all episodes in this mini series. This episode is full of clinical pearls on how to recognize victims of human trafficking. Let's keep our eyes open, ask more questions, and save some lives!  Share this podcast, subscribe to it on your favorite media outlet, and come along on the journey with us as we #stepintothefight to help #endhumantrafficking. To learn more about us, visit our website at www.reclaim611.org or email us at [email protected]

YES! You made it to Mini #2. Thanks for coming back for more. This episode I get into more details regarding red flags, health risk factors, terminology, and traffickers.  Share this podcast, subscribe to it on your favorite media outlet, and come along on the journey with us as we #stepintothefight to help #endhumantrafficking. To learn more about us, visit our website at www.reclaim611.org or email us at [email protected]

If your anything like me ( always on the go) I think you might appreciate some podcast mini's for those shorter everyday commutes. My goal is to breakdown this complex nefarious human rights issue into 4 sections. This first mini focuses on defining human trafficking, the elements of human trafficking, and some state/national/ global statistics. I talk fast and sometimes get hung up on my personal soap box but hang in there I think you will learn something you might not have known!  Share this podcast, subscribe to it on your favorite media outlet, and come along on the journey with us as we #stepintothefight to help #endhumantrafficking. To learn more about us, visit our website at www.reclaim611.org or email us at [email protected]

Attention all medical professionals…… don’t miss this episode with my friend, colleague and Forensic Nurse Jennifer Midgette!!! Jennifer, AKA “Mama Jenn”, and I talk in depth about a human trafficking case we recently had the privilege of working together. This is the first time we sat down together and debriefed over this case. There is nothing fake or scripted about this episode.  As two seasoned medical professionals, we both agreed that this case changed our practice forever. This episode opens up so many realities we face as we encounter victims of human trafficking in healthcare and provides you with some clinical pearls that may change your practice and save lives! I know you may be wondering why this episode is entitled “ why you should bring a stuffed animal on your next shift?”  Well I just can spoil it here so you will just have to take a listen.  I promise you won’t be disappointed!  Don't forget visit us at www.reclaim611.org. Email us at [email protected]  Shop for a cause here https://www.bonfire.com/store/r611/

Hey everyone I know it's been a while since the last episode and things are a bit different but the passion hasn't changed. I am here to share with you my vulnerabilities of being back in the studio again as well as my excitement to talk to you about a subject that is near and dear to my heart.   It's Human Trafficking Awareness Month and I want to share a story with you. This story is as real as it gets when it comes to the reality of child sex trafficking. My hope is that this story impacts you to either step into the fight for the first time or reignites the fight in you in this new year! I also  want to remind you of Reclaim611's healthcare resources and why your support is so important to keeping our mission possible. You can check out our website at www.reclaim611.org and SHOP our store at https://www.bonfire.com/store/r611/

In coordination with "World Day Against Trafficking in Persons," Carrie & Paula sit and chat with Dr. Rhiannon Bell, Director of Aftercare for A21. Dr. Bell tells us about her background and her position at A21. She also shares the vision and mission of A21, along with the services provided by the organization. She explains the extent of A21's reach as a global organization against trafficking. She shares challenges, as well as victories. She shares with listeners the lessons she has learned that have been powerful for her experience. To find out more information about A21, go to their website at https://www.A21.org. Share this podcast, subscribe to it on your favorite media outlet, and come along on the journey with us as we #stepintothefight to help #endhumantrafficking. To learn more about us, visit our website at www.reclaim611.org or email us at [email protected]

In this episode, Carrie & Paula sit and talk with Jeremy Mahugh and Sandy Storm of Deliver Fund. Jeremy is the Co-Founder and Senior Vice President of Deliver Fund. Sandy is the Director of Strategic Impact. Deliver Fund equips, trains, and advises law enforcement partners with state-of-the-art technology and artificial intelligence platforms. They use data and intelligence to identify trafficking in many different industries. Sandy is responsible for building the Thrivers Department, which will help train service providers on how to talk to medical professionals and law enforcement officers in order to give more services to human trafficking victims. To get more information about them and their work, visit their website at www.deliverfund.org. Also, Sandy's books can be purchased on the website.  Share this podcast, subscribe to it on your favorite media outlet, and come along on the journey with us as we #stepintothefight to help #endhumantrafficking. To learn more about us, visit our website at www.reclaim611.org or email us at [email protected]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. In this episode, Paula & Carrie introduce the listeners to Jason Dyke. Jason is the Founder of Carson's Village. Carson's Village helps families navigate the journey to healthy grieving after the loss of a loved one. Jason shares vivid details of his son Carson's suicide. He walks listeners through the events of that day, from leaving home to go to a neighbor's house, to returning home and finding Carson unresponsive. Carson's Village is responsible for helping over 900 families across America through the journey of death and loss. To find out more information about Carson's Village, go to the website at www.carsonsvillage.org, or contact them at 877-789-0722. Share this podcast, subscribe to it on your favorite media outlet, and come along on the journey with us as we #stepintothefight to help #endhumantrafficking. To learn more about us, visit our website at www.reclaim611.org or email us at [email protected]