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Braving Healing released another video that discusses the harm of when authority figures break trust.

What happens when the person who harmed you wasn’t just human but represented God?

Joseph Fearon, discuses the lost trust in his clients.
In this deeply personal reflection, he explores how childhood sexual abuse (CSA), especially by religious leaders or authority figures, can rupture a person’s ability to trust — not just others, but themselves and their sense of sacredness.

Trust is the foundation of connection, safety, and belonging. When it's shattered, the aftermath can last decades… or a lifetime. For many survivors, rebuilding trust isn’t just about relationships — it’s about reclaiming their worth.

If you've experienced this kind of betrayal, you're not alone.
Your healing matters.
Your story matters.
And you are not what was done to you.

When Trust Is Shattered: The Lasting Impact of CSA by Authority Figures What happens when the person who harmed you wasn’t just human — but represented God?Joseph Fearon, lawyer at Preszler law, discuses the lost trust in his cli...

Jeff Preszler sheds light on a hard truth: institutions don’t change unless they’re forced to. When survivors speak up, we can take action to hold those in power accountable.

Many organizations fail to protect people because they prioritize reputation over safety. But when survivors come forward, it forces decision-makers to face the reality of their failures. They have to rethink their policies, improve oversight, and take real steps to prevent future harm.

How CSA Survivors Can Keep Institutions Accountable Jeff Preszler, a lawyer at Preszler Law, sheds light on a hard truth: institutions don’t change unless they’re forced to. When survivors speak up, we can tak...

For decades, countless survivors of childhood sexual abuse were unable to seek justice because of strict time limits on legal claims. Many survivors take years, sometimes decades, to process their trauma, and some only begin to recall their abuse later in life.

We are sharing this video from Braving Healing featuring our very own Joseph Fearon, a lawyer at Preszler Law, discussing how most provinces in Canada have removed the statute of limitations for sexual and physical abuse of minors. This is a powerful shift, one that recognizes the reality of trauma and gives survivors the time they need to come forward on their own terms.

If you or someone you love is a survivor, know this: Your story matters. Your healing matters. And now, the law is finally catching up to that truth.

The Fight for Justice: How The Law Is Changing For CSA Survivors For decades, countless survivors of childhood sexual abuse were unable to seek justice because of strict time limits on legal claims. Many survivors take yea...