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Children at the centre of violence, Physical abuse - Coggle Diagram
Children at the centre of violence
exposed to violence in the home
more likely to become victims
indirect exposure
behavioural and psychological problems
Difficulty learning
Limited social skills
Violent, risky, or delinquent behaviour
Depression or sever anxiety
need to know that they are not at fault or alone
VIOLENCE IN THE HOME
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
WHO?
Mostly women
someone she knows
husband
male family member
during pregnancy
WHY?
age of the mother
younger=more likely to be victim
poverty
unemployment
substances
heavy drinkers = more likely to be assisted by partners
DEVELOPMENT
Added stress
neaural development at risk of harm
cognitive growth
sensory growth
BEHAVIOURAL CHANGES
irritability
emotional distress
the fear of being alone
sleep problems
toilet training issues
language development
psychosomatic illnesses
depression
suicidal tendencies
substance abuse
greater risk of...
juvenile pregnancy
substance abuse
criminal behaviour
bed wetting
lose the ability to feel empathy
social isolation
social discomfort/confusion
over watch is acceptable
WHAT DO CHILDREN NEED ?
They need to know that there are safe people
teachers
social workers
relatives
parents
awareness and skills
recognize and meets the needs of the children exposed to violence
better response
intervention
to abused mothers
children who...
have safe people that....
give love
warmth
attentive care
cope better
routine and normalcy
going to school
extracurricular activities
LEARN
that domestic violence is wrong
alternative role models
how to avoid violence
in personal relationships
conflict resolution
WHAT CAN WE DO
RAISE AWARENESS
public education
protective policies
Legislation
reinforce the message that domestic violence is a crime
consequences
enforced
criminalizing domestic violence
clear message
enhance social services
specifically allocate...
resources to support...
children exposed to domestic violence
interventions
training staff that work with children
to detect warning signs
provide the correct and appropriate support
innovative programs
private sector engagement
social responsability
to address the issues of....
customers
environment
communities
UNICEF
THE BODY SHOP
COMMITTED TO PROTECTING AND SUPPORTING
CAN.....
finance
initiatives
that prevent domestic violence
actively engage
develop public awareness and campaigns/fundraisers
increase awareness
take action
early detection programs
break the silence and encourage
VIOLENCE IN SILENCE WILL ONLY CONTINUE
Physical abuse
ABUSE
Sexual violence
coerced sex through threats
Intimidation
physical force
Forcing unwanted sexual acts
in front of others
With others
Physchological abuse
Intimidation
destruction of property
harassement
stalking
threats of violence
constant belittling and humiliation
Excessive jealousy
control
verbal aggression
slapping/kicking
Shaking
beating with an object
Strangulating
burning
Threatening with a weapon