Tag: child neglect


Child Abuse Prevention: Attitudes & Strategies

Defining Attitudes and the Scope of Prevention Attitudes, in the context of psychological study, are enduring evaluations—positive or negative—of people, objects, ideas, or issues. When applied to the crucial domain of child abuse and neglect prevention, these attitudes encompass complex systems of beliefs, feelings, and behavioral intentions that shape how individuals, communities, and institutions respond […]

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Parental Abuse: Healing the Scars of Childhood Trauma

Introduction to Abusive Parental Behaviors Abusive parental behaviors constitute a profound failure of the caregiving system, representing any act of commission or omission that results in serious harm, potential harm, threat of harm, or impairment to a child’s health, development, or dignity. This phenomenon is clinically defined as child maltreatment and is recognized globally as […]

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