Using a grounded theory qualitative research, this study explored the strategies used by children to cope with abusive home environments. Through a series ... DL Henry - 《Social Work in Health Care》 被引量: 14发表: 2001年 Coping with Reactions to Clients Traumatized by Child Sexual Abuse. ...
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If you have been in an emotionally abusive relationship for any amount of time, you may believe thatthere is something severely wrong with you. But you are not the problem. To abuse is to make a choice. Stop blaming yourself for something over which you have no control. Realize You Can'...
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3. They are violent or physically abusive Toxic parents might be violent with their children — they may kick, hit, punch, or even choke a child, often defending their actions with a claim that they’re just “trying to teach” the child a lesson. We know from extensiveresearch, though,...
If you’ve escaped an abusive relationship, try not to simply live with loving your ex from a distance. Instead, find a great therapist who can help you work through the difficult process of putting yourself back together again. If you still love him at the end of that process, fine. At...
Co-parents must avoid unrealistic expectations as they navigate a difficult dynamic in the context of loss. Relationships 4 Min Read How to Manage People Who Are Always Seeking Conflict A conflict occurs when two people have different goals for an interaction. More...
There are some ways to cope with this distressing behavior, but first consider these two caveats: The tips provided here are geared more broadly toward adults, as children who get dysregulated likely need slightly increased support and skills; however, many of the concepts presented...
Talk to someone you can trust, sharing your experience is like detoxifying your mind. Talking to someone you trust will help you gain your lost confidence back and enough strength to cope with this marriage. Share with your and your partner’s parents ...
Caregivers or parents may have alternated between distant disapproval and loving warmth during childhood, leaving you uncertain whether your needs would be met. As an adult, you might struggle with abandonment issues or a negative self-view while seeing others as competent and trustworthy. You may...