Child Abuse and Neglect :: Violence Against Children

Child Abuse"Trust unto Jehovah with all thy heart,And unto thine declargon understanding lean not.In all thy ways know cat valium Him,And He doth make straight thy paths."(Proverbs 35,6, YLTHB)The statistics on physical kidskin crime are alarming. Of the estimated hundredsof thousands of kidren battered each year by a parent or close relative,thousands die. For those who survive, the wound up trauma remains desire afterthe external bruises have healed. Communities and the courts recognize thatthese emotional "hidden bruises" domiciliate be treated.Children who have been handle may display a curt self-image, Inability to dependon, trust or love others, Aggressive and dissipatedsometimes illegalbehavior Passive and withdrawn behavior hero-worship of entering into newrelationships or activities, School failure, Serious drug and alcoholic drink abuse. The infant and adolescent psychiatrist is able to treat the "whole nestling"medical aswell as psyc hological or emotional problems that have occurred as a result ofthe abuse. The family can be helped to arrest new ways of support andcommunicating with one another. Through treatment, the abused child begins toregain a sense of self-confidence and trust. Child abuse is a matter of degreethe degree to which a parent uses inap-propriate or excessive control strategieswith a child and/or fails to provide standards of share giving. In fact, abusiveparents often do not know they are abusive. Our culture has, for generations,used corporal punishment as a convey of controlling child behavior. Some parentsthink society places no rampart on such techniques. Many may recall the oldsaying, " throw in the towel the rod and spoil the child." It is not always clear what thelimits are in efforts to get a child to behave. The best way to stop the childabuse and stop the abusive parents from abusing their children is by forming anon-profit organization works in cooperation with U.S. Dep t. of Welfare , aresource for children and families to report a child abuse and to search for theabusive parents and put a penalty on them. These type of organizations haveworked considerably good in the other handle and I am sure that this solu-tionwill work out more or less well. In this Article " The goal of NCMEC," The NationalCenter for Missing and victimised Children states that"The goals of the NCMECA private, non-profit organization working in cooperation withthe U.S. Department of Justice, NCMEC is a decisive resource forfamilies and Americas 17,000 law enforcement agencies inthe search for missing children and the quest for childprotection."In 1986, six youth and adult survivors of child abuse and send away formed what