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Did You Know - How an Abusive Partner Can Affect a Woman as a Mother

  1. The woman comes to believe she is a bad parent;
  2. The woman may lose the respect of some or all children;
  3. The woman believes the twisted excuses the abuser provides for his behavior (e.g. abuse is justified by religion or caused by alcohol);
  4. The woman changes her parenting style in an unhealthy way in response to the abuser’s parenting style;
  5. The woman’s capacity to manage the day to day caretaking of children is overwhelmed;
  6. The woman may use survival strategies with negative effects on her parenting (e.g. abusing drugs or alcohol);
  7. The woman gets trapped in competition with father for children’s loyalties, especially after they separate.
[Taken from Helping Children Thrive – Centre for Children and Families in the Justice System of the London Family Court Clinic]

 

 

 
   
   
     

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