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ASK DR.REILLY SHOW

The experience of being “mishandled” and victimized is all too common and often not part of the conversation, even in our own homes. Join us as we talk about dealing with, and overcoming sexual trauma - on the Ask Dr. Reilly show.

The act of forcing a woman to give up her body is as malicious and deplorable as the initial thought that preceded it. It’s not just a blatant violation, on so many levels it’s terrorism that rends her spirit to shreds. This week on ask Dr. Reilly Maia Mungen Oriol shares her story about date rape “... as I step to go walk past him, he grabs me and throws me down on the floor, and starts to take my clothes off.” Tune in for what could be a life-saving moment.

Trauma knows no boundaries. It hits close to home and sometimes you don’t even know. Get your tissues as Dr. Reilly sits down with her baby cousin, Tiffany Chalmers, and hears how she has become the phenomenal woman she is despite the horrors endured at home.

Traditional sex education is helping to an extent. What if we define and implement sex education in a more practical way? How many of our own stories would have been different if we received a different education. Join Toya Carter and Dr. Reilly as they normalize the “SEX” talk to hopefully avoid the trauma associated with not talking about it.

Dr. Reilly sits down, turns the camera on herself, and shares her journey. She freely gives her story in hopes that the audience will catch one aspect to help them on their journey from trauma to triumph.

Tune in and celebrate Dr. Reilly’s birthday as the audience learns about her. You get to meet some of the crew, her family, and those that inspire her. You also get a sneak peek at season 2.