SUMMARY In this paper we compare the mental health of women who reported domestic violence and women who reported no abuse in their lifetime, A longitudinal study was conducted with women, 16 to 74 years (n = 358), who attended the emergency department of a major public hospital in ...
Women who have experienceddomestic violenceor abuse are at a significantly higher risk of experiencing a range of mental health conditions including post-traumatic stress disorder(PTSD), depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and thoughts of suicide. In situations of domesticviolence, an abuser's outbur...
Parents need to knowhow domestic violence affects children’s developmentand how the traumatic effects of domestic abuse or emotional child abuse on children’s impressionable minds can scar them for life, leading to depression and mental illness later in life. One of the worst domestic violence e...
If you are a victim of abuse, please call the 24-hour National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233. The Western PA Healthcare News Team + posts Throughout the year, our writers feature fresh, in-depth, and relevant information for our audience of 40,000+ healthcare leaders and...
Partner violence is sadly all too common these days and can have a devastating effect on your mental health and physical wellbeing. You may believe that the violence and abuse going on in your marriage only affects you, but the truth is that these effects are widespread. They can leave last...
The term 'toxic trio' was coined to describe the risk of child abuse and neglect stemming from a combination of domestic violence, parental mental health issues and/or learning disability, and parental alcohol and/or drug misuse (Brandon, 2009). Although concerns about the language have been ra...
Gender-based Violence (GBV) during the perinatal period is a serious concern as it is associated with many adverse outcomes for both the mother and the bab
This article explores warning signs of mental abuse and resources like therapy and the National Domestic Violence Hotline that can help individuals who have been or are currently in an emotionally abusive relationship. Getty I think I'm experiencing mental abuse, what can I do?
For many domestic abuse victims, the world can be lonely, isolated, and filled with fear. Sometimes, reaching out and telling them you are there for them can provide tremendous relief. Supporting someone who is a victim of domestic violence requiresempathy, patience, and a willingness to listen...
BACKGROUND: Domestic violence has a significant effect on women's reproductive, physical, and mental health, and it is a significant threat to everyone's health, so that, it sometimes leads women to commit suicide. Although many of these... S Khani,F Purbarrar,A Zeydi,... - 《Journal...