Are you and your children being abused and you want to get to a safe place? Do you know of a parent or guardian that is being abused, as well as their children, and they have expressed to you that they want to flee their abuser? This article has been written to help provide information on creating

Do children abuse other children? Does it really happen? It most certainly does. In this article, I would like to highlight bullying. It happens at every grade level throughout a child’s educational years. Read this article for more information on bullying.

After reading a news report about incest, I decided to do some research on various laws and sentences in other countries, as well as in the United States. This article gives information on what I found.

I recently received an email from an individual asking me how I felt was the best way to teach a child on appropriate and inappropriate touching. In this article, I will do my best to answer that question, as well as go over the basics about good and bad touches.

Last week’s article touched on the subject of trust, for children that are abused in any form. This week, I would like to write about the issues of trust for adult survivors of childhood abuse.

Trust is a major factor in all relationships. Children that are abused learn quickly that they cannot trust their abusive parents. This article sheds light on the issues surrounding trust when it comes to abused children.

This article is written to help encourage those adult survivors of childhood abuse to take a stand for themselves and no longer allow their abusers to abuse them emotionally and mentally.

When being educated about abuse, one must always remember that the main aspect is the fact that the abuser wants power and control over their victim.

I am no stranger to child abuse. In this article, I will share some of my past as a child. It is my goal, through this article, to share my experiences in order to help others on their journey to healing.

Parental Alienation Syndrome is something that is often used in court proceedings regarding child custody. This article looks at the author of this theory, as well as what the theory suggests.