The formation of personality is an important part of the development and begins in childhood. Our sense of identity includes how we see our value, how we regulate our emotions, and how safe and confident we feel. This personality can be severely impaired as a result of parental psychological Abuse resulting in developmental trauma.
If you have childhood or mental health problems, communication problems, or psychological disorders that hinder personal/professional development, I strongly recommend that you seek professional help from a mental health professional. They have tools and materials to help you learn the beliefs/behaviors that worked for you in the past but did not serve you.
10 Psychological Abuse:-
- Making you feel unwanted (i.e. “I wish you were never born).
- Minimizing your achievements
- Belittling you ( i.e. “You are good for nothing)
- Constant comparing you to siblings or peers to the point where you start to resent them.
- Ignoring you or mocking you when you need comfort and support
- Ridiculing you in front of others, including your friends and family members.
- Pressuring you to grow up too fast or perform beyond your level of maturity
- Often manipulating you into doing things that benefit them, especially through including guilt or shame
- Blaming you for a family problem
- Ignoring your presence and/or neglecting your essential needs as a child
Conclusion:
Psychological Abuse by parents is associated with immature mental health problems. These findings will help to better understand the impact of harmless psychological Abuse on adolescents. The results of the study can be used to draw the attention of parents and professionals to the harmful effects of psychological Abuse on adolescents.
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