Sexual Assault Survivor Stories
Oct 6, 2026 · 55 min · 10 segments
My guest today is Dr. Anne Aspler, an emergency physician, professor, researcher, humanitarian, survivor, advocate, and author whose voice has become increasingly influential both within medicine and…
So I think if that happened now, it would be different, but I'm actually curious to hear from you what you think about that.
I've spoken to this point numerous times in different episodes, and it's part of why the podcast even exists, is to be an educational tool-
... to law enforcement, because I am so disappointed in my own former profession.
There are things that doctors and nurses do that make you think, "What are you even thinking?"
The, the biggest part of my disappointment in law enforcement is the lack of will to change and the lack-
... of will to even understand what trauma is and how it impacts people, especially sexual trauma.
They think about their own trauma or other law enforcement's trauma when, say, a police officer gets assaulted, attacked-
Then they go, "Well, we have to make room for this police officer's trauma in how we handle him and when we-
So I think if that happened now, it would be different, but I'm actually curious to hear from you what you think about that.
I've spoken to this point numerous times in different episodes, and it's part of why the podcast even exists, is to be an educational tool-
... to law enforcement, because I am so disappointed in my own former profession.
There are things that doctors and nurses do that make you think, "What are you even thinking?"
The, the biggest part of my disappointment in law enforcement is the lack of will to change and the lack-
... of will to even understand what trauma is and how it impacts people, especially sexual trauma.
They think about their own trauma or other law enforcement's trauma when, say, a police officer gets assaulted, attacked-
Then they go, "Well, we have to make room for this police officer's trauma in how we handle him and when we-
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