Sentences with phrase «violent homes»

[18] Did staying married trap a large number of unhappy spouses in violent homes?

Children who are in violent homes are also at a greater risk of physical abuse or having their physical and emotional needs neglected.

Success based non-coercive treatment of oppositional behavior in children from violent homes.

Client burglarized a house which had, hours earlier, been the scene of a very serious and violent home invasion in which two young boys had been terrorized.

When the proposed solution called for looser versus tighter gun - control laws, those with more liberal gun - control ideologies were more likely to downplay the frequency of violent home break - ins.

Mentoring and educating boys and girls — particularly those at risk (e.g., who may be exposed to violent home environments)-- in effective problem solving strategies, communication skills, and coping mechanisms throughout primary and secondary school may be one way in which to reduce the likelihood of future domestic abuse victimization or perpetration.

The researchers found liberal - leaning individuals exhibited a similar aversion to solutions they viewed as politically undesirable in an experiment involving violent home break - ins.

Even the late divorce expert Judith Wallerstein who tended to emphasize the detrimental impact of parental divorce writes «Children raised in extremely unhappy homes or violent homes face misery in childhood and tragic consequences in adulthood.»

She said that children growing up violent homes often become victims or abusers.

While speaking today with Spanish director Miguel Vivas, whose violent home - invasion horror / thriller Kidnapped is being released on VOD June 15th before...

Linda said that the World Bank statistics show that violent homes hit and kill more women than traffic accidents, malaria and war together.

I came from a very violent home, and she helped me to see my strengths, clarify what's important, learn to discern better and know when I'm stepping into old patterns that I had a tendency to repeat.

The worst will happen, says Michael Haneke, in film after film: catastrophes personal and global, violent home invasions (twice, if you count his American remake of Funny Games), evil spying and life - ruining guilt.

Even the late divorce expert Judith Wallerstein who tended to emphasize the detrimental impact of parental divorce on kids writes «Children raised in extremely unhappy homes or violent homes face misery in childhood and tragic consequences in adulthood.»

Broken and violent homes, sundry forms of child neglect and abuse, typically associated with alcoholism, drugs, and other adult disorders — these are the circumstances usually associated with children going hungry.

I came from a violent home, (drugs, alcohol, gun shots, being chased with knives, people thrown through picture pane windows), in fact I was born three months early because my father kicked my mother in the stomach.

What if she is in a violent home situation or lives in extreme poverty and can't be assured of her own health and safety, much less that of an embryo or child?

Right next door to the new unwelcome neighbors, Gardner Lodge (Matt Damon), his wife Rose (Julianne Moore), sister - in - law Margaret (also Julianne Moore) and son Nicky (Noah Jupe) are dealing with the consequences of a violent home invasion.

Grey is a hard - hitting foster care social worker who removes babies and children from dangerous drugged parents, violent homes, and families joined with -LSB-...]

She later found out that the dog came from a violent home and made a heartbreaking decision to give the dog up.

Because concern for the safety of pets is often a barrier to leaving a violent home environment, the APA works with area domestic shelters and anti-violence agencies to provide temporary foster care for pets of domestic violence victims transitioning to safety.

By fostering her pets while a woman is in shelter, we give her time to focus on herself and to regain her independence outside of a violent home.

Long - term physical impacts have rarely been documented, but one study done indicated that children from violent homes are found to have significantly higher heart rates than other children even post-abuse.

(Moylan, Herrenkohl, Sousa, Tajima, Herrenkohl & Russo, 2009) Another study found that living in a violent home is a also an attributing factor to a range of serious health conditions as mentioned above such as depression and substance abuse.

(Moylan, Herrenkohl, Sousa, Tajima, Herrenkohl & Russo, 2009) Studies have also indicated that children from violent homes may be more likely to exhibit attitudes and behaviors reflecting their childhood experiences witnessing DV.