emotional maltreatment

Each province and territory has unique legislation defining and describing responses to emotional maltreatment. Emotional maltreatment includes behaviors that harm a child’s development or sense of self-worth such as humiliation, rejection or withholding love or support. Witnessing or exposure to domestic violence is considered a form of emotional maltreatment under some legislation.

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Establishing a relationship between behavior and cognition: Violence against women and children within the family
Chamberland, Claire; Fortin, Andrée; Laporte, Lise
2007
The Effect of Maltreatment Co-occurrence on Emotional Harm among Sexually Abused Children
De Marco, Richard; Tonmyr, Lil; Fallon, Barbara; Trocmé, Nico
2007
Detecting psychological maltreatment: Blows to the head and the heart...
Malo, Claire; Gagné, Marie-Hélène; Labrecque, Stéphane
2005
Child Emotional Maltreatment in Canada
Trocmé, Nico; Fallon, Barbara; MacLaurin, Bruce; Black, Tara; Roy, Catherine
2005
A Comparative Study of Parental Sensitivity Between Three Groups of Adolescent Mothers
Paquette, Daniel; Zoccolillo, Mark; Bigras, Marc; Labelle, Marie-Ève; Azar, Rima; Emery, Jacinthe
2004
Validation of the French Version of the CTQ and Prevalence of the History of Maltreatment
Paquette, Daniel; Laporte, Lise; Bigras, Marc; Zoccolillo, Mark
2004
Psychological abuse: Children's invisible suffering
Chamberland, Claire; Laporte, Lise; Lavergne, Chantal; Baraldi, Rosanna
2003
Multiple Maltreatment, Attribution of Blame, and Adjustment Among Adolescents
McGee, Robin; Wolfe, David; Olson, James
2001
Étude exploratoire des manifestations possibles de mauvais traitements psychologiques chez de jeunes parents à risque avec leur enfant d’âge préscolaire : Rapport final
Malo, Claire; Moreau, Jacques; Chamberland, Claire; Roy, Catherine; Léveillé, Sophie; Beauvais, Brigitte
2000