Q & A – How to stop a grandparent harassing grown up grandchild?

If a grandparent is harassing a grown-up grandchild, it can be a difficult and distressing situation for everyone involved. Harassment is a serious issue and can have long-lasting effects on the mental health and well-being of the victim. If you or someone you know is being harassed by a grandparent, there are a number of… Read More Q & A – How to stop a grandparent harassing grown up grandchild?

Q & Q – How would you describe a psychologically abusive parent?

A psychologically abusive parent is a parent who engages in patterns of behavior that are harmful to their child’s emotional and psychological well-being. Psychological abuse can take many forms and can include: Verbal abuse: This involves the use of words to harm, insult, or belittle a child. Examples include yelling, name-calling, or mocking. Emotional neglect:… Read More Q & Q – How would you describe a psychologically abusive parent?

Q & A – What is “Thought Reform, Brainwashing and Perspecticide?”

“Perspecticide” is not a commonly used term and may refer to different things in different contexts. However, if you are referring to a technique commonly known as “brainwashing” or “thought reform,” it is a process of using various psychological and social manipulation tactics to control and manipulate an individual’s thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors. This technique… Read More Q & A – What is “Thought Reform, Brainwashing and Perspecticide?”

Q & A – What to look out for “Grooming Tactics”

Grooming refers to the process of building trust and emotional connection with a person in order to manipulate or exploit them. Grooming tactics can vary depending on the situation and the goals of the groomer, but some common examples include: Building trust: The groomer may use charm and flattery to build a trusting relationship with… Read More Q & A – What to look out for “Grooming Tactics”

Q & A – Can you please explain the Neurobiology of Child Abuse?

Child abuse is a serious and damaging experience that can have long-lasting effects on a child’s physical, emotional, and mental health. The neurobiology of child abuse refers to the changes that occur in a child’s brain and nervous system in response to abuse, and how these changes can affect the child’s development and behavior. Research… Read More Q & A – Can you please explain the Neurobiology of Child Abuse?