How can I support a child or young person who is experiencing domestic violence?
JumpyGoiaba
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Jul 27, 2018
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It depends on the nature, intensity and origin of said domestic violence. If it's exclusively psychological/emotional/verbal or some sort of blackmailing, I'd suggest you try to get this young person to talk about their issues with a professional who could help them and notify their parents/anyone who might be troubling them at home.
However, if this violence has reached physical proportions that could expose the young person to serious and life threatening situations, you should report the case to authority immediately.
No matter what, always try to show concern and support for the child. Knowing someone cares for their safety and well-being can go a long away to encouraging them to speak up.
I hope my advice was useful. Best of luck :)
Anonymous
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May 10, 2021
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Feel them to the point as it was you in their position. If you child that went through domestic violence what things would you want someone to do to show support. Be there for them. Try your best to get their feelings about it. How much its affecting them and what you can do to help. This might be overwhelming for you and really might be hard for you. You must really care for this person. This might something hard to go through but i’m prety sure with you trying to support someone through this is most wonderful. Much love :)💜
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