This research conducted by Catherine A. Taylor, Jennifer A Manganello, Shawna J. Lee, and JR. Will Rice observed the occurrences of aggressive behavior in children…
Child abuse is often passed generationally. Usually the first symptoms manifest themselves through aggression issues and problems in academia. Mental illness then becomes intertwined with…
Vincent Felitti’s research cited below summarizes some of the lasting ramifications that dysfunctional familial environments can have on children: Abstract Background: The relationship of health…
More than 81 percent of perpetrators of child abuse are parents. Another 6 percent are relatives of the victim.* Children under age four accounted for…
Screaming to sleep, Part Two: The moral imperative to end ‘cry it out’ Wellness Parenting Philadelphia Family Health By Amy Wright Glenn PhillyVoice Contributor Lifelong…
Cry It Out, also known as “controlled crying,” is an “extinction method” of ending – “extinguishing” — the cuing for attention, help, nourishment, hydration, support,…