MENTAL HEALTH IN THE HEART OF MAUN

Child sexual abuse is one of the most painful and delicate issues a society can face, but when this abuse occurs within the home and is perpetrated by the child’s own parents, the situation becomes even more complex. The fear, shame, and confusion that children feel in these circumstances often paralyze them, preventing them from speaking out and seeking help. For this reason, it is essential to create a safe and trusting environment where children feel empowered to break the silence and find support. The Barrier of Silence: Why Don’t Children Speak Out? Sexual abuse within the home presents a series of psychological and emotional barriers that make it difficult for children to express what they are experiencing. Abusers often use threats or emotional manipulation to maintain the silence, making the child believe that no one will believe them or that they are to blame for what has happened. The relationship with the parents, who are supposed to be the child’s protectors, becomes comple...

💔 Child sexual abuse perpetrated by a child’s own parents is one of the most devastating forms of betrayal a child can experience. 💔 When those who are supposed to protect turn into aggressors, the emotional and psychological damage can be deep and long-lasting. Childhood, which should be a time of safety and love, becomes a space of confusion, fear, and mistrust. In this article, we will explore the devastating effects of sexual abuse within the family and how it affects self-esteem, emotional development, and the ability to trust others. The Emotional Damage That Lingers in the Shadows Sexual abuse by a parent doesn’t just harm a child physically, it shatters their emotional and psychological world. The confusion is immense as the child faces the contradiction of being harmed by someone who should protect and love them. 🌟 Destroyed Self-Esteem 🌟: Children who suffer sexual abuse within their homes often feel trapped in a cycle of guilt and shame. Many believe the abuse is their ...

🔍 Child sexual abuse is a painful reality, and when it is perpetrated by the child's own parents, it becomes one of the most devastating forms of betrayal. 🔍 In many cases, children feel trapped in a situation of fear, shame, and confusion, preventing them from directly asking for help. This is why close family members, friends, and people in the child's environment play a crucial role in detecting signs of sexual abuse and acting safely to protect the child. Physical Signs: What the Child's Body May Be Showing Sexual abuse leaves both physical and emotional scars. The physical signs can be harder to detect if we don't know what to look for. Here are some of the most common signs: 💥 Injuries in Intimate Areas 💥: Unexplained wounds, bruises, or redness around the genitals, mouth, or anal area can be clear signs of sexual abuse. 🚨 Unexplained Physical Pain 🚨: The child may complain of pain in their genital area or have difficulty walking or sitting. These physica...