Adverse childhood experiences harm kids in adulthood

Adverse childhood experiences is a phrase that is creeping into our everyday language and you may not know what it means. But trauma can have lifelong negative impacts on the 2/3 of children that suffer it.

Emotional abuse leaves everlasting scars and bruises on your child’s personality that you can’t see. Learn what emotional abuse is and how you can protect your child from it.

Growing up with physically abusive parents means kids are more likely to have trouble at school, difficulties connecting with others, and a higher risk of developing health complications and diseases as adults.

The consequences of sexual abuse on children are far reaching. Preparing our children and helping them stay safe is a priority, and this article will teach you how to address child sexual abuse as a parent or caregiver.

When a parent goes to jail, their children become the silent victims. The trauma is real and great. It impacts every aspect of their lives. This article explores how you can support children with incarcerated parents.

A child of divorced parents is more likely to have unfavorable lasting outcomes as a result of the divorce. Effects of divorce on children may lead to a self-perpetuating cycle of divorce seen today.