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CHILDHOOD TRAUMA

Nationwide, child abuse experts are observing a worrisome landscape during the COVID 19 pandemic and lockdown: a likely increase of more severe child abuse and neglect

CHILDHOOD TRAUMA

ONE MORE CRISIS WITH COVID 19: CHILD ABUSE

June 28, 2020June 29, 2020 chrisjo child abuse, child neglect, childhood trauma, corona virus, COVID 19

Nationwide, child abuse experts are observing a worrisome landscape during the COVID 19 pandemic and lockdown: a likely increase of more severe child abuse and neglect.

CHILDHOOD TRAUMA

How Dangerous is Bullying – Part 2

December 25, 2019December 25, 2019 chrisjo bullying, childhood stress, childhood trauma, peer relationships, school bullying

A recent blog, “How Dangerous is Bullying?” is further emphasized by a recent article from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: “Bullying isn’t just a problem, it should be considered a national emergency based on the stunning statistics.”

CHILDHOOD TRAUMA

Can Reading Help Children Heal?

November 26, 2019November 26, 2019 chrisjo adverse childhood events (ACE), childhood trauma, reading, toxic stress, Trauma

Does reading to children provide more than entertainment? More than stimulation for language development? More even than the cozy comfort of “cuddling” with nurturing adults? Yes, according to a recent “Fixes Column” in the New York Times.

CHILDHOOD TRAUMA

Long-Term Risks of Intimate Partner Violence and Adverse Childhood Events

December 28, 2018December 28, 2018 chrisjo adverse childhood event, childhood trauma, depression, domestic violence, intimate partner violence, PTSD, risky sexual behavior

Long-term Risks of Intimate Partner Violence and Adverse Childhood Events By Alan M. Solomon, Ph.D. Women who experience domestic violence

SEEKING THERAPY

A new study reveals greater risks for infection from cold and influenza viruses for people with “psychosocial vulnerabilities”, which can be applied to risks with COVID 19. This expands on a recent blog about strengthening our immune system.