Protecting Emotionally Abusive Daughter

Mothers who protect emotionally abusive daughters may find themselves in a challenging and complex situation. While it’s natural for parents to want to protect their children, regardless of their behavior, enabling or defending abusive behavior can perpetuate harm and prevent the abuser from receiving the help they need. Understanding the dynamics at play and knowing how to address the situation can be essential for both the mother and the daughter.… Read More Protecting Emotionally Abusive Daughter

Reporting Abuse

Adult Protective Services (APS):
If the victim is an adult, report abuse to APS. They are responsible for investigating allegations of abuse or neglect of vulnerable adults, including those in foster care.
APS will investigate the allegations and provide support and services to protect the adult victim, including arranging alternative living arrangements if needed.… Read More Reporting Abuse

Prioritising your own child

When a parent witnesses their adult child being emotionally abused by their partner and does nothing to stop it, instead prioritizing the abuser over their own child, it raises significant concerns about the parent’s behavior and motivations. Several factors could explain why a parent might act in this manner, although it is important to recognize that this behavior is harmful and often rooted in deeper psychological or situational issues.… Read More Prioritising your own child

Safeguarding

Safeguarding children and teenagers and teaching them how to escape bad situations is crucial for their safety and well-being. This encompasses educating them about potential dangers, equipping them with practical skills, and ensuring they know who to turn to for help. Here are several strategies to consider:… Read More Safeguarding