June 7, 2024
In this inspiring episode of “I Don’t Care,” Dr. Kevin Stevenson speaks with Sophia Strother Lewis about her incredible journey from a traumatic childhood to becoming a successful entrepreneur and victim advocate. This conversation is especially timely as awareness about human trafficking and sexual abuse continues to grow, highlighting the need for more comprehensive support systems for victims. Recent research shows that victims often struggle to find their identity after experiencing trauma, and Sophia addresses this challenge through her inspiring story.
What does it take for someone who has experienced severe trauma to reclaim their identity and grow?
Hosted by Kevin Stevenson, “I Don’t Care” features survivor, author, and entrepreneur Sophia Strother Lewis as she discusses how she helps survivors find their identity after times of crisis. Sophia will share her story of overcoming horrific childhood abuse and human trafficking, her journey to success, and her ongoing efforts to help others through initiatives such as the “Learning 2 Exhale” symposium.
Key takeaways from the episode:
- Sophia recalls a traumatic childhood that included sexual abuse by her father and human trafficking by her mother.
- She talks about the huge impact of her grandmother’s support in helping her escape and rebuild her life.
- Sophia will present the “Learning to Breathe” symposium, which offers holistic support for survivors, including equine-assisted psychotherapy and workshops on financial independence.
Sophia Strother Lewis is a resilient survivor of childhood abuse and human trafficking. She has turned her painful past into a mission to support and empower other survivors. An entrepreneur and philanthropist, Sophia holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees and is actively involved in various community efforts aimed at supporting those affected by trauma.
