

Exposure to Domestic Violence and its impact on children has been associated with a variety of problems in their development including: Emotional problems: crying, anxiety and sadness; repressed feelings of fear, anger, guilt and confusion…
Children can experience Domestic Violence in different ways: They can get be harmed directly or may get caught between a fight or by trying to protect the victim of abuse (like their mother, sibling or…
Repeated exposure to violence can result in the development of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in young children. PTSD is a stress disorder which can develop in children as a result of directly experiencing, witnessing or…
Researchers from the University of Virginia’s School of Nursing, share their findings on how traumatic violence in a home can impact children years later. Barbara Parker and Richard Steeves, researchers from the University of Virginia’s School of Nursing, share their findings on how traumatic violence in a home can impact children years later.