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The “stranger danger” myth and the evolving history of child abuse and reporting

Victims of childhood sexual abuse now have access to many resources to treat PTSD and other trauma which were not available in the past, such as Victim Advocacy,better and more widely available mental and physical health care, and a culture that better understands the challenges kids face as they become adults.
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What’s the difference between emotional, domestic, and child abuse?

Emotional abuse, psychological abuse, substance abuse, sexual abuse, and various verbal and social tactics negatively impact a child's emotional development. For instance, even if a child is not physically touched, seeing a mother or father abused brings long-term effects.
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