Children, Violence, and Trauma-Innovations in Juvenile Justice

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
  • Many of the behaviors that lead to children's and adolescents' involvement in the juvenile justice system can be traced to childhood maltreatment. For these young people, successful intervention requires acknowledging and understanding their traumatic histories. This video features three alternative approaches to addressing trauma in young offenders' lives while still holding them accountable for their actions.

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  • @zetametallic
    @zetametallic ปีที่แล้ว

    In the UK. Children with behavioural issues that are severe enough to impact the learning of themselves or other children should be placed in the corresponding specialist provision; a nurturing environment. It is heartbreaking for me to witness traumatised children in Primary/Elementary schools that cannot regulate their own behaviour. As a TA of many years I can say mainstream education does not work in these incidences. As for the caregivers, they need to attend parenting classes alongside social services intervention and be helped. How can you expect somebody to be a good parent if their own childhood was horrendous? A couple of schools I worked in ran dedicated programs like this and they worked for both parent and child.

  • @shakebuttercup
    @shakebuttercup 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    My nephew is going to a juvenile detention center and I’m really concerned for him. He’s 15 years old and unfortunately his mother’s older siblings have been a bad influence on him and she’s made some bad decisions herself by remarrying a drug addict who continuously gets reincarnated and the same goes for her brother. The only reason my brother hasn’t take custody of his son is because the son chooses to stay with his mom to ‘protect her’ but the reality is he’s just a kid and needs to be treated as such. I am nervous that sending him to a juvenile detention center is not an effective method and I am not sure what his future will hold after this.

  • @jojoecutie123
    @jojoecutie123 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    I never thought that juveniles have the same problems as adults... but they are so young do to what their parents or family member does... including friends... I think juveniles should seek for help for them not to be in juvenile system.

  • @rachelsonshine1521
    @rachelsonshine1521 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    You need to start looking into the PARENTS! Fools!!!

  • @ajg7040
    @ajg7040 7 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I was placed in foster care at the age of four. my behavior was very difficult and missed read as a problem child. throughout my childhood I was neglected, physically abused verbally missed handled by social worker how decided what was best for me... how people don't care or are not good in their job... at 12 years old placed in mental health. but only enforced my own suffering and my different personalities that existed. from juvenile to prison after a week of my 18borthday. I Have Become a psychopathic, With multiple personality disorder. I would learn what need to be learnt to only response to my immediate satisfaction. multiple times I tried to live my life as I understand it to be. As hard as I would find myself acting, reacting, find myself in situations that were a abuseyf towards me in my situation and lack of knowledge in my education. a quick learner in talking my place and becoming the abuser. trying to cope and social life. I would self medicate myself with alcohol and other overindulgence. violence became second nature. addiction respecting any obligation relationship or being responsible for my own well being would become repetitive downward spiral. where I put everything end up in jail and start all over again. just to have it happen again and again and again.

    • @ajg7040
      @ajg7040 7 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      I never thought that my childhood trauma and juvenile experiences were a problem for I was in my mind always responsible for my present situation good or bad. throughout the years perfecting in taking advantage from my mistake to better myself good or bad. but not really seeing the bigger picture to better life joyfully leaving in all realty... addiction what became heavier and heavier. when I finally decide to do with therapy I was 26. my first drug and alcohol therapy it was the beginning I talked about my childhood, teenage, adult education.... but the truth of my Life seemed to be in question or competition, or even wanting to test in a vilonce...

    • @ajg7040
      @ajg7040 7 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      this has become one of my greatest strengths and weaknesses... I would look like very well put together attractive Babyface Reserve humbled respectful and very active personality that brought mostly brought two types of response. it's funny because negatively or positively they both were the same. it would have an impression of me that was completely far and what they ever imagine. especially those who would take negative and challenging me to all walks of making me seem weak. It always finished the same way. in both aspects of good or bad relationships. therapy only made me a better manipulator to myself in using verbal communication I could have anything to better or badly behave. when spiral fall started to happen it was longer than ever, much more dangerous in my heavy drug addiction. I Have Become so far on the edge of death... I think the police for caching me in my leave Hell.... going through withdrawals in prison trends will be good trauma for the rest of my Life to never forget.... I did another therapy but was going to really fix myself up. it was just a waste of taxpayer money and time and only open myself up to be mentally scared... I would have taken a beating everyday or just cutting off body parts would have been less mental stress in keeping myself from being a killing orgy...
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    • @ajg7040
      @ajg7040 7 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      after serving my a full-term sentence because of fights I would be in for the hole sentence... this time I did something different. still going to work right out of jail I decide to go to school. this is the beginning and very hard understanding why I have such trouble in leaving a normal and responsibly... school at 31yearsold. was the only positive experience in my Life ever going to school.