Articles, tagged with "emotional abuse", page 1

The Emotional and Mental Effects of Domestic Violence Underscored

“It is estimated that 2 million to 4 million US women are assaulted by a domestic partner every year.” (Massey, J. Domestic Violence in Neurologic Practice. Archives in Neurology. 1999). Many of these cases are not reported, but the lingering effects of... Read >
Author: Satya Narayan

Home Health Aide Training - Operating Successfully With Children As Home Care Patients

At every step in your life you were taught or influenced to use your talents, your skills, to bring out the best in you. Every training or motivational book you’ve read says “use your potential to the maximum”. Even though you may not have been convinced ... Read >
Author: L Stoppard

Shouting Not Allowed Rules Court

Anyone who raises their voice at their partner could be thrown out of their residence, as ruled by a British Supreme Court, claiming shouting is domestic violence. Led by Lady Brenda Hale, a bench of five judges, ruled in the case of Mihret Yemshaw, 35... Read >
Author: lynthomas

Emotional Abuse Of The Elderly In Long Term Care Facilities

There are many serious issues that administrators and nurses who work in long term care facilities have to deal with on a daily basis if they want to successfully run their nursing homes. One of the primary responsibilities of the people involved in the d... Read >
Author: Wendy Moyer

What To Do When You Are Going Through a Divorce

Going through a divorce can be a very stressful time for anyone, but especially for someone that is also the victim of domestic violence. When you are this type of a situation, it can be one of the most difficult times that a person will ever go through i... Read >
Author: Lawrence Korbus

What is Narcissistic Personality Disorder ?- Causes, Symptoms, Information with Treatment

Narcissistic personality disorder may be naive, defensive personality structure to respond to abuse and trauma, usually developing Early childhood or early adolescence. Factor in the development of children And the behavior of parents, can contribute t... Read >
Author: takehealthcare

Spousal Abuse/Partner Abuse - Does Your Spouse Talk At or Talk With You?

In providing domestic abuse counseling to couples in abusive relationships, I have noticed a subtle yet significant communication pattern that alerts me to the underlying dynamics moment-to-moment. I call it "talking at" vs. "talking with" your partner... Read >
Author: Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

Is Your Relationship Worth Saving?

A relationship is never perfect and problems are always present. Although you are sure about what you feel about your partner – there is this little voice inside telling you to take a pause and contemplate. No miracle or magic can fix a broken relation... Read >
Author: robinRoh

Domestic Abuse When Family members Members Attack

A Family members Law Lawyer Presents Insight Into The Dark Aspect of Some Relationships.Domestic abuse is so much much more than just an unsightly statistic on metropolis records. Domestic abuse is the official name for the act of physically assaulting on... Read >
Author: worminto65

Elder Abuse: Vulnerable Seniors Part I

Can society confidently feel the elderly are properly nurtured in their most vulnerable stage of life? Today seniors who can no longer care for themselves are forced into unfavorable decisions to completely rely on others. When an elderly citizen is entir... Read >
Author: WebmasterIMC

Getting Back With An Ex Should Be Considered

Getting back with an ex can turn out to be a joyous experience. Rejoining with somebody you, love could be the best feeling in the world however , it is not always the best concept in particular circumstances. Everybody has the desire to love and to feel ... Read >
Author: blessedwarrior

Dallas Family Law - What Does It Cover?

Recent reports show that about 50% of the marriages in the United States end in divorce. Furthermore, the rate for first marriages is 41%, second marriages go upto 60%, and when it comes to third marriages, it is a whopping 73%! Shocking isn't it? Divorce... Read >
Author: Aliceshown

Treating Foster Children for Psychological Issues

By Gerald A. Zimmerman, Ph.D. Many children are placed in foster care as a continuing step in helping them and their families readjust and make changes so they are safe and protected in the home environment. The placement comes about because the Children ... Read >
Author: Temptation Website Design

Hazing Rituals in Sports – Not For the Fainthearted

Hazing as a way of initiating a person into a group has been around for centuries. This popular rite of passage has often included acts of abuse, harassment, and humiliation towards the person or persons being initiated. It’s been recorded as far back a... Read >
Author: Anna Kelly

Depression in Women: The Shocking Truth

Every year, more than 12 million women are diagnosed of clinical depression in the United States, and a lot of them remain untreated because depression methods are usually generic. Though depression is a universal illness, it doesn’t offer definite so... Read >
Author: Nelson Berry

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