Seek professional help for the child: Connect the child with a therapist or counselor who can provide support and guidance.

there are a few signs that research has repeatedly identified which tend to indicate you may have experienced some form of emotional abuse as a child. The good news? Identifying your issues is ...

Parenthood doesn’t end when your child turns 18 or moves out of the house. While cutting ties with your adult child is a ...

Having emotionally immature friends can be frustrating, but emotionally immature parents can leave lasting scars that shape ...

This article will review emotional abuse, its signs and effects ... between the offender and anyone else in the home, including children. Emotional abuse is the most common type of domestic ...

Psychologically, adult narcissistic children often project their unhappiness and inner turmoil onto their parents, blaming ...

Grant funds are being sought to train high school students to recognize and respond to their peers' emotional and behavioral disorders.

February marks National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and some Lowcountry organizations are working to educate and provide resources to young people across the Tri-County area about the issue.

For example, sexual abuse made kids more likely to withdraw, while emotional and physical ... doctors and teachers look for signs of abuse or neglect among children, and be prepared to provide ...

To cope, they may cover their emotional emptiness by using substances (alcohol and illicit drugs). To curb the scourge of sexual abuse, parents/caregivers should prepare their children about the ...