Abused children Quote by Beverly Engel

“Parents that provide a nonviolent, fostering, strong and steady background for their children assist in impede violence and abuse in their households.”

— Patricia Dsouza

Some fear that if parents startlistening to their own wants and needs they will neglect their children. It is our belief that children are…

— Wendy Coppedge Sanford

“Abused children pick up from their past encounters to expect less of themselves and others. They are not commonly taught to trust and end…

— Patricia Dsouza

“Psychologically abusive families can never be without a targeted victim. Otherwise, they would have to look at their own individual issues and deal with…

— Shannon Thomas

“The experience of chronic abuse carries within it the gross mislabeling of things. Perpetrators are really "nice daddies." Victims are "evil and seductive" (at…

— Diane Langberg

Absent parents aren't abusive per se. They're neglectful. They love in a very imperfect way. There are parents like that, and they do love…

— Benjamin Alire Saenz

“I explain to my patients that abused children often find it hard to disentangle themselves from their dysfunctional families, whereas children grow away from…

— Irvin Yalom, سپیده حبیب

“Parents can raise children who are responsible, self-disciplined, and cooperative without relying on the weapon of fear; they can learn how to influence children…

— Thomas Gordon

The abused children are alone with their suffering, not only within the family, but also within themselves. They cannot crate a place in their…

— Alice Miller

“Children expect different things from each parent. Traditionally, the mother is expected to protect and defend the children, while the father is seen as…

— Susan Forward

On top of the abuse and neglect, denial heaps more hurt upon the child by requiring the child to alienate herself from reality and…

— Anonymous

“Marginalised and abused children are often overlooked even today, and risk becoming marginalised and abused adults who may never receive acknowledgment or respect for…

— Jane Hersey