How to Stop Emotional Abuse

First of all, emotional abuse is more common than what most people are willing to admit. How to stop emotional abuse is easer said than done, but it is not impossible to do. You just need to find the way to the core of the problem and begin working on it with a good course of therapy, just as you would if you were a victim of physical abuse.

According to experts in the field of study of emotional abuse, emotionally abused children, verbally-abused kids, can carry the unnoticeable scars of emotional abuse throughout their lives without anyone really noticing or they, themselves, ever getting treatment as a victim of this type of abuse, which lots of experts say is almost as bad as physical abuse. First of all, emotional abuse is verbal, and one very insightful article that I've read on the subject is written by an attorney who represents children who have been abused and knows the signs and symptoms of this debilitating psychological condition.

The article that I speak of is entitled You Carry the Cure in Your Own Heart, written by Andrew Vachss in Parade Magazine in 1994. Vachss is an attorney who represents abused and neglected children, and he asserts that most people do not know how to cope with or get treatment for this very real and common issue. Within the article Vachss gives good advice on just what the cause, the symptoms, and the cure is for people who have suffered from this humiliating and debilitating abuse, which many times begins in childhood and is carried on throughout a victim's life, ruining their chances at forming intimate and good relationships throughout their lives. To read this very insightful article, go online to the following URL: http://www.vachss.com/av_dispatches/disp_9408_a.html.
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