Emotional and psychological child abuse: do we know what we are talking about
By Kieran O’Hagan
* Child care practitioners frequently use and understand the terms emotional development and psychological development; why then, do you think they have difficulty in understanding and applying the terms emotional abuse and psychological abuse? (GUIDE TIME FOR DISCUSSION: 20 minutes)
* What do you think may be the main consequences of confusion about emotional abuse and psychological abuse in (i) referral and assessment, (ii) intervention, case conference and planning? (30 minutes)
Question from Community Care – Emotional and psychological child abuse: do we know what we are talking about
July 14, 2006 in Community Care
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