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Having strong family ties is one of most important and widely-held values in society. It is a value that crosses over cultural boundaries, economic classes and every other facet of life. In recent decades, however, the United States is seeing a breakdown in traditional family values. The workday is getting longer and more emphasis is being placed on financial, rather than familial, security. More technological distractions exist that hinder communication for both children and adults. Fortunately, it is still very possible and quite simple to have a close relationship with your family today.
According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV), 25 percent of all women will be battered at some point in their lives. Many of these victims will choose not to report the abuse due to the challenges of living in a violent home.
The incarceration of a parent or spouse is a fact of life for a vast number of American families, many of which include children. Given this reality, it makes sense to ask about how those on the outside are impacted when a close relative is sent to prison.
Family is a very important thing in life, if not the most important. It is very beneficial for you to have the support of your loved ones on a daily basis. Even when families become broken up by siblings moving away there are many ways to keep a family together.
Although it is not commonly identified in the family structure, verbal abuse can result in corrosive tendencies between family members that dissolves the foundation healthy families are built upon. Verbal abuse is often dismissed by those who are performing the action but for those who are victim of verbal abuse, it can wreck their self-esteem. Young children who are particularly vulnerable to verbal and other types of non-physical abuse can suffer from tremendous bouts of low self-esteem due to the destructive form the abuse takes on in their lives on their sense of accomplishment. Adults can also be affected from…
El maltrato indirecto consiste en que los hijos ven cuando los padres discuten o se agreden entre ellos, aunque no le digan nada a los hijos. Una licenciada en psicología educativa con más de 10 años de experiencia en el área docente te dará más detalles en este vídeo gratuito.
El maltrato con la indiferencia puede ser físico o emocional y una licenciada en psicología educativa con más de 10 años de experiencia en el área docente te explicará con detalle cada uno de ellos en este vídeo gratuito.
Cuando un padre golpea a su hijo, lo que está haciendo es de sacar todas sus frustaciones con el niño o niña. Una licenciada en psicología educativa con más de 10 años de experiencia en el área docente te explicará más detalles en este vídeo gratuito.
