Date of Award
Spring 2016
Document Type
Thesis
Primary Advisor
Dr. Gordon Miller
Second Advisor
Dr. Marleen Milner
Abstract
This is a literature review which seeks to provide current research done on emotional abuse, emotional neglect, psychological maltreatment, verbal abuse, and any non-contact form of abuse. The purpose is to show issues with definitions, show effects of childhood emotional abuse, and show that the church can be an avenue of healing for victims of emotional abuse. Definitions of childhood emotional abuse (CEA) are presented, as well as problems inherent within the definitions. Effects shown to be congruent with victims of emotional abuse are shown. Lastly, a chapter on the purpose of the church and the ability of the church to extend healing to victims is presented.
Recommended Citation
Schillinger, Sarah A., "Defining, Prioritizing, and Healing Emotional Abuse" (2016). Selected Honors Theses. 47.
https://firescholars.seu.edu/honors/47
Included in
Applied Behavior Analysis Commons, Child Psychology Commons, Clinical Psychology Commons, Counseling Psychology Commons