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As counselors or school counselors in training, it is important to acknowledge that children and adolescents experiencing mental and emotional abuse may be less likely to be identified than children experiencing physical abuse. This will provide the opportunity to look at the impact of childhood or adolescent mental and emotional abuse on relationships in adulthood. Children and adolescents experiencing mental and emotional abuse may be less likely to be identified than children experiencing physical abuse.

Analyze the overarching impact of childhood or adolescent mental and emotional abuse on adult relationships, including romantic partnerships. (obj.5.3)

Identify and describe three things providers can do to intervene and foster resiliency.

Long-Term Impact of Mental and Emotional Abuse on Adult Relationships

Three Things Providers Can Do to Foster Resiliency

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