Children Learn from Abusive Homes Cited List of 15 Effects
A public resource lists fifteen harms children may learn and experience from abusive or violent homes. It covers aggression as normal, power dominance, moral distortion, fear, blame projection, inconsistent limits, suppressed feelings, anger outbursts, invalidation, adultification, loss of childhood, unsafe feelings, isolation, secret keeping, conflicted loyalties, responsibility, and a restricted life outlook. Contact Donna Burns at Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre for more information.
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Donna Burns
Chetwynd’s Women’s Resource Centre
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