Understanding Child-to-Parent Abuse: Signs, Support, and Solutions
Explore the complexities of child-to-parent violence and abuse, learn to identify warning signs, and discover ways to seek help and support for yourself or others in need. Join us in understanding healthy relationships with family and friends in this insightful lesson.
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Healthy relationships with family and friends KS3 Lesson 5
Learning Objective I can Explain that sometimes children can use abusive behaviours in their homes. Identify some of the ways behaviour can become abusive to friends and family. Explain what to do if they are worried about their own behaviour or someone they know. We are learning about when behaviour from children to parents can become abusive and what is normal family conflict
What is Child to Parent Violence and Abuse? (CAPVA) A child or teenager harming or hurting a parent or carer. If it is happening more than just once and people in the family seem to be anxious or scared it might be CAPVA.
Discussion How do you think the characters feel? What could help this family?
Where can you go for help? Who is in your circle of trust? Identify one trusted adult you would feel comfortable talking to.
What is CAPVA? Password: RYPP
Help and support I m worried about my own behaviour or someone else I know who can help?
Help and support Everyone loses their temper sometimes but if you think it is happening a lot at home, with your friends or with a partner you can get support. If you are worried about someone else getting hurt or think someone is harming you there is support available.
