Friday, April 4, 2003What kind of treatment is there for emotional-abuse victims?Jemmie211 asked a very good question - how does one recover from emotional abuse? The short answer is that I haven't a clue. I'm still healing myself from massive doses of it. I can give a few ideas that have been helpful to me, though, and I hope they help others. First of all, sometimes it helps... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 12:34 PM Comments (2) (link) How can you tell someone is emotionally abused?The same Health Canada website gives people a very good idea of what to look for. Some of the "signals" are similar between adult and child victims of emotional abuse. Others differ. Because there is some difference between the way in which adult and child victims behave during abuse, I will focus... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 8:58 AM Comments (2) (link) Signs of emotional abuseI picked up the following information from the Health Canada website, and I thought it might be of interest to you. These are some of the ways people can abuse each other emotionally: 1. Rejection - not what you might think. This is a clear, consistent pattern of behavior in which the victim is made... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 4:01 AM Comments (0) (link) |
About this BlogThe name of the post is derived from a Francis Schaeffer book, and intended to rebut something I'd seen on the Internet. The blog itself is about what I've learned about relationships from the ones I've had, and the ones I've observed. It will not be pleasant to read, and might wander off-topic occasionally, but is intended to be a long-term blog reading like a public journal. Links |
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