What is emotional abuse? And the cycle of it
Abuse -- sometimes called domestic violence or intimate partner violence -- is consistent actions used to assert _ or _ over someone in a relationship.
What is power or control?
Second stage – Threat of violence: Tension escalates to emotional or verbal outbursts. . The abuser may lash out emotionally or verbally, threatening to harm themselves or the other person. This stage can be deeply damaging, resulting in emotional trauma such as _-_ _ _.
What is post-traumatic stress disorder?
Some of the most common forms of emotional abuse include:
What is gaslighting?
What is stonewalling?
Text CONNECT to _ to reach a live volunteer Crisis Counselor for support.
What is 741741?
Emotional abuse, also called _ or _ abuse, includes actions that aim to manipulate or harm someone emotionally, affecting a person’s mental well-being.
What is psychological or mental?
What is remorseful?
Emotional abuse from _: Emotional harm is inflicted onto children and can manifest in various ways. This abuse can be characterized by the use of verbal or nonverbal tactics to manipulate, shame, or control the child, ultimately undermining their sense of belonging, self-worth, and well-being.
What are parents?
What is criticism?
Name one emotional abuse victim behavior.
What is: anxiety or depression, low self-esteem, withdrawal from friends and family, feelings of guilt and shame, fear and anxiety, PTSD and trauma, physical symptoms (such as headaches, stomach aches, insomnia, fatigue, muscle tension, and other symptoms of stress and anxiety), substance abuse, self-harm and suicidal thoughts?
What emotional abuse can look like:
What is repeatedly guilting, shaming, blaming?
What is tension?
What is isolation?
What is shaming and blaming?
Talking to a trusted _ , family member, teacher, or counselor can be a good first step in seeking help.
What is friend?
The four states of emotional abuse are: Tension building, threat of violence, _ and _.
What is reconciliation and calm?
Acting superior, creating chaos in the relationship, or invalidating their partner are other tactics often utilized by abusers in intimate relationships.
Clearly emotional abuse is an integral part of domestic violence, as it is used to _, control, and demean the victim.
What is manipulate?
Emotional abuse in the workplace: This may manifest as a manager constantly belittling or demeaning an employee or their work, making excessive _ or threats, or denying opportunities for growth and advancement. Other forms of emotional abuse in the workplace include isolating an employee, spreading rumors or gossip, or using humiliation as a form of punishment.
What are demands?
What is coercion and threats?
Name one coping strategy for emotional abuse.
What is: listening to music, art, enjoying entertainment (films, TV shows, podcasts,) exercise, meditate, read, write, spend time with pets, play video games, go into nature, cook, or volunteer?
First stage – _ _: The cycle begins with a rise in tension and a breakdown in communication. The victim may feel as if they must walk on eggshells in order to avoid angering the other person. They may start to feel like they can’t do anything right..
What is tension building?
_ their partner into spending all their time with the abuser.
What is guilt?
Emotional abuse online: Online emotional abuse often involves cyberbullying, trolling, or harassment. Examples of this abuse include sending _ messages or comments, making hurtful remarks about someone’s appearance, spreading rumors or lies, and engaging in online shaming or public humiliation.
What is threatening?
What is economic?
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What is my plan?