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Invisible child abuse

"Emotional child abuse is frequently overlooked in our focus on physical and sexual abuse, often invisible to those both outside and inside the family. However, the damage that emotional child abuse can sustain has severe impact late ron life on a person's self-esteem, relationships, and career. In this film actual group particpants discuss how despite their successes they continue to treat themselves the way they were treated as children ...." -- Container.

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  • ""Emotional child abuse is frequently overlooked in our focus on physical and sexual abuse, often invisible to those both outside and inside the family. However, the damage that emotional child abuse can sustain has severe impact late ron life on a person's self-esteem, relationships, and career. In this film actual group particpants discuss how despite their successes they continue to treat themselves the way they were treated as children ...." -- Container."
  • ""Emotional child abuse is frequently overlooked in our focus on physical and sexual abuse, often invisible to those both outside and inside the family. However, the damage that emotional child abuse can sustain has severe impact late ron life on a person's self-esteem, relationships, and career. In this film actual group particpants discuss how despite their successes they continue to treat themselves the way they were treated as children ...." -- Container."@en
  • ""In this training video, Dr. Robert Firestone conducts group therapy with adults suffering from the repercussions of childhood emotional abuse. Group participants discuss painful incidences and uncover the legacy of emotional child abuse that often spans multiple generations. Firestone works with these participants to give them voice to the abuse they experienced, as well as to the child that couldn't then fight back. You will learn how childhood emotional abuse is kept hidden, how it can have a damaging impact later in life, and how its legacy can span many generations; what emotional child abuse looks like from many different perspectives and experiences; and how to give voice to childhood emotional abuse, and increase one's compassion in order to move beyond it. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, and related health professions.""@en
  • "Emotional child abuse is frequently overlooked in our focus on physical and sexual abuse, often invisible to those both outside and inside the family. However, the damage that emotional child abuse can inflict has severe impact later in life on a person's self-esteem, relationships, and career. In this film, actual group participants discuss how despite their successes they continue to treat themselves the way they were treated as children, and continually struggle with the ghosts of their childhood. In powerful footage, men and women discuss painful incidences, and uncover the legacy of emotional child abuse that often spans multiple generations. Featured therapist Dr. Robert Firestone works with these group participants to give them voice to the abuse they experienced, as well as to the child that couldn't then fight back. Keywords: invisible, child, abuse, Robert Firestone, Glendon association, emotional, childhood, secret, hidden, psychology, counselor, psychologist, continuing education, Counseling, counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher."@en
  • ""Emotional child abuse is frequently overlooked in our focus on physical and sexual abuse, often invisible to those both outside and inside the family. However, the damage that emotional child abuse can sustain has severe impact late ron life on a person's self-esteem, relationships, and career. In this film actual group particpants discuss how despite their successes they continue to treat themselves the way they were treated as children ..."--Container."@en
  • "Discusses the effect in normal adults of harm inflicted on them when they were children. Defines child abuse as anything which diminishes a person's capacity for full functioning as a human being."@en
  • ""Emotional child abuse is frequently overlooked in our focus on physical and sexual abuse, often invisible to those both outside and inside the family. However, the damage that emotional child abuse can sustain has severe impact late ron life on a person's self-esteem, relationships, and career. In this film actual group particpants discuss how despite their successes they continue to treat themselves the way they were treated as children ...."--Container."
  • ""Emotional child abuse is frequently overlooked in our focus on physical and sexual abuse, often invisible to those both outside and inside the family. However, the damage that emotional child abuse can sustain has severe impact late ron life on a person's self-esteem, relationships, and career. In this film actual group particpants discuss how despite their successes they continue to treat themselves the way they were treated as children ...."--Original container."@en
  • ""Emotional child abuse is frequently overlooked in our focus on physical and sexual abuse, often invisible to those both outside and inside the family. However, the damage that emotional child abuse can sustain has severe impact late ron life on a person's self-esteem, relationships, and career. In this film actual group particpants discuss how despite their successes they continue to treat themselves the way they were treated as children ..."--Original container."@en
  • "Emotional child abuse is frequently overlooked in our focus on physical and sexual abuse, often invisible to those both outside and inside the family. However, the damage that emotional child abuse can sustain has severe impact late in life on a person's self-esteem, relationships, and career. In this film, group participants discuss how despite their successes they continue to treat themselves the way they were treated as children."

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  • "Educational films"@en
  • "Nonfiction films"

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