loved the talk. thanks to my teacher who shared this link with me. thank you TRACEY CURRIE. we must build strong children,rather than mending broken adults. - ASMITA VERMA
Unfortunately there will still be lots of guardians with life long emotional issues of which for whom without years of therapy and hard work, would never be able to provide a supportive, loving, and stable home environment. Increase prevention, but be very careful of the things that are assumed to be fixable in the short term and not damage the child for life. The system needs an overhaul in terms of foster and adoptive home screenings (and countless other things) regardless.
100% true. It does take a village to raise a child. Unfortunately, we live in a hierarchical structure built and designed purely for economics and separation. Imagine the fear the elite would have if communities stuck together, demanding change, becoming once again self-sufficient, helping our neighbours, and yes...raising our children! For thousands of years before industrialisation, this is exactly how we lived. Im only very new to the study of sociology and from what I've learnt so far, I really feel ripped off. We've been forced to live in family structures we thought were normal, only to find that they are just man-made concepts, designed essentially, to make the rich, so much richer. This, we are now seeing, is at the detriment of the working class and those below the poverty line. Mental Health issues are skyrocketing, substance abuse and homelessness are heartbreaking statistics to look through. It's a broken system that's perfect at breaking people. Bring back community I say!
Families where abuse occurs are often isolated, and purposefully so, and they regularly exist in the middle of otherwise connected communities. We cannot assume that all families want the abuse to stop (as children do) or that all families will voluntarily participate in community. Doesn't this mean that if the community has an interest in protecting children, it has to be willing to infringe on the "family unit"?
Thank you for raising awareness - it's appreciated. We have channel where we discuss Psychology, Safeguarding and protecting children etc. Any support is appreciated.
loved the talk. thanks to my teacher who shared this link with me. thank you TRACEY CURRIE. we must build strong children,rather than mending broken adults. - ASMITA VERMA
Yes , protecting children is everyone s business.
Unfortunately there will still be lots of guardians with life long emotional issues of which for whom without years of therapy and hard work, would never be able to provide a supportive, loving, and stable home environment. Increase prevention, but be very careful of the things that are assumed to be fixable in the short term and not damage the child for life. The system needs an overhaul in terms of foster and adoptive home screenings (and countless other things) regardless.
100% true. It does take a village to raise a child. Unfortunately, we live in a hierarchical structure built and designed purely for economics and separation. Imagine the fear the elite would have if communities stuck together, demanding change, becoming once again self-sufficient, helping our neighbours, and yes...raising our children! For thousands of years before industrialisation, this is exactly how we lived. Im only very new to the study of sociology and from what I've learnt so far, I really feel ripped off. We've been forced to live in family structures we thought were normal, only to find that they are just man-made concepts, designed essentially, to make the rich, so much richer. This, we are now seeing, is at the detriment of the working class and those below the poverty line. Mental Health issues are skyrocketing, substance abuse and homelessness are heartbreaking statistics to look through. It's a broken system that's perfect at breaking people. Bring back community I say!
absolutely that is nice
Parents! Make sure that your children know your name and that you are not just Mom or Dad.
Families where abuse occurs are often isolated, and purposefully so, and they regularly exist in the middle of otherwise connected communities. We cannot assume that all families want the abuse to stop (as children do) or that all families will voluntarily participate in community. Doesn't this mean that if the community has an interest in protecting children, it has to be willing to infringe on the "family unit"?
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Thank you for raising awareness - it's appreciated. We have channel where we discuss Psychology, Safeguarding and protecting children etc. Any support is appreciated.
Protect the Children - WWG1WGA
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so what about having autistic children ????