
Sharon Walker Epps
CEO of The Rowan Center, a Connecticut nonprofit supporting survivors of sexual violence; former Goldman Sachs professional, Hamilton College grad with a Wharton MBA.
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Sep 23, 2026
From Wall Street to Sexual Assault Survivor Advocacy: Sharon's Story
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Chandler StroudHOST
And I appreciate that you're saying that because I think we often underestimate the aftermath and the impact that these experiences have on how we are living day to day and what we still carry even when we believe it's been healed.

Sharon Walker EppsGUEST
And so many people have read the book or understand the book, The Body Keeps Score.

Sharon Walker EppsGUEST
So all these things that you see in people, anxiety, depression, self-harm, substance abuse, problems with relationships, hard times keeping a job, it often relates back to childhood trauma.

Sharon Walker EppsGUEST
And I say childhood, but I mean really under the age of 25, which is when so much violence does happen.