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HEALTHY FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS Chapter 7

HEALTHY FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS Chapter 7 Families may require outside assistance to deal with serious problems

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HEALTHY FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS

Chapter 7

Families may require outside assistance to deal with serious problems.

Violence in Families

Violence in families can cause lasting harm.

Violence in Families

One of the most dangerous problems a family can face is abuse.

Abuse•

Violence in Families

Domestic violence can occur in all kinds of families,

Domestic violence•

Spousal Abuse

Spousal abuse can involve physical or sexual violence as well as emotional abuse.

Spousal Abuse

 

Spousal Abuse

 

Child Abuse

Child Abuse

Child abuse may also involve neglect.

Neglect•

Child Abuse

• Neglected children may lack adequate food, clothing, shelter, or medical support.

 

Child Abuse

 

Elder Abuse

Elder abuse can occur both within the family and in institutional settings such as nursing homes.

Elder abuse•

Elder Abuse

• Older family members may suffer physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, as well as neglect.

Effects of Abuse

 

Effects of Abuse

Without treatment, abused children often grow up to become abusers themselves.

Effects of Abuse

Children suffering abuse at home need to seek help from an adult they can trust, such as:

Effects of Abuse

The police can connect abused teens with social services that can help them.

Stopping Domestic Abuse

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Stopping domestic violence depends on the three Rs:

Stopping Domestic Abuse

The first step to stopping domestic violence is to recognize the problem.

Stopping Domestic Abuse

Victims of domestic abuse can also resist their abusers.

Stopping Domestic Abuse

Reporting the abuse is the third step in putting a stop to it.

Stopping Domestic Abuse

 

Sources of Support

Communities offer many forms of support to families in crisis.

Sources of Support

Sources of Help for Families

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Counseling

Family counseling is therapy

Community Services

Troubled family members may seek help from a crisis center.

Crisis center•

Counseling

 

Support Groups

 

Community Services

• Crisis hotlines are special telephone numbers people can call to receive help 24 hours a day.

Community Services

• Many communities provide shelters where people can go to escape abuse.

• Social services help provide food, clothing, shelter, and medical care.

After You ReadReviewing Facts and Vocabulary

1. Identify four different forms of child abuse.

After You ReadReviewing Facts and Vocabulary

2. Describe the physical and emotional effects of abuse.

Physical effects:

Emotional effects:

After You ReadReviewing Facts and Vocabulary

3. What is family counseling?