Not exact matches
The prevalence and physical and
psychological effects
of intimate partner violence (IPV), defined as physical, emotional, financial and / or sexual
abuse perpetrated against the victim by an intimate partner are well documented among women in the general population.1 — 7 Little is known, however, about the
extent and consequences
of IPV among immigrant women.
«Also unsettling is the
extent to which allegations
of mistreatment,
abuse, or neglect on the part
of husbands toward either their wives or children are trivialized, masked, or lost amid the
psychological rhetoric that reduces mothers» desires to have custody and control
of their children to pathology.
This would thereby minimize the
extent of the child
abuse caused by tactics utilized in parental alienation (Child Psychological Abuse noted in DSM - V) as well as the ruthless exploitation in a legal system when there is no «real» shared parenting by both loving and fit par
abuse caused by tactics utilized in parental alienation (Child
Psychological Abuse noted in DSM - V) as well as the ruthless exploitation in a legal system when there is no «real» shared parenting by both loving and fit par
Abuse noted in DSM - V) as well as the ruthless exploitation in a legal system when there is no «real» shared parenting by both loving and fit parents.