Emotional/Verbal Abuse
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Mind Control is a Form of Emotional Abuse
Individuals in dysfunctional relationships are often exposed to their partners' desire to control and change thoughts. Mind control, or brainwashing is emotional abuse. more...
Personality Clashes Can Create Conflict
Personality clashes are often a jarring that occurs when entrenched values or belief systems collide. Each other is viewed as a threat and an emotional battle ensues. more...
Narcissist individuals hurt those around them with verbal abuse that causes psychological problems. Recognizing signs of narcissistic personality disorder is important. more...
Emotional Abuse is Emotional Bullying
The silent treatment is a damaging form of nonverbal communication in an interpersonal relationship. Abuse victims need to make changes to stop this abhorrent mind game. more...
Emotional Abuse During Separation and Divorce
Separation, divorce and emotional abuse usually go hand-in-hand. The dissolution of marriage, and entering the family law arena can bring out the worst in a person. more...
HIV and Emotional Abuse Older Adults Experience
More than 11% of people over the age of 55 are now living with AIDS. Many of these individuals are psychologically abused by loved ones because of the HIV AIDS stigma. more...
Emotional Abuse in the Workplace
Workplace harassment by employers or managers should have no place in today's world. This is a fairly unrecognized issue yet is a serious problem affecting many people. more...
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Another Breed of Domestic Violence
By: Marjorie McAtee
Domestic abuse takes many forms and can be hard to recognize. Your relationship could be abusive even if your partner never hits you. more...
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Kathleen Airdrie
Has modern society reached the point where there is little or no room for older people? more...
Warning Signs of Domestic Violence
By: Elizabeth Stannard Gromisch
Victims of domestic violence can have a hard time identifying abuse in their relationship: this can make it hard for them to leave. more...
With the recent discovery of kidnapped woman, Jaycee Dugard, many are wondering, what part does does Stockholm Syndrome play in keeping victims as hostages? more...
Controlling Behavior in Marriage
Words can indeed harm people in an intimate relationship. Verbal abuse is more than just insults. It is a continual verbal attack on a partner and denies her reality. more...
By:
Rupert Taylor
Thoughtless and incompetent managers can turn workplaces stressful and this has a negative impact on the health of employees. more...
Being a Friend to a Domestic Abuse Victim
By: Gina Ramsey
The first thing you might want to tell a friend who has confided in you that her partner has abused her is, "Leave!" But hastily given advice can do more harm than good. more...
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