Lost Between Love and Abuse

Since the days of Adam and Eve, parents have played an important role in raising children and spreading more generations. In most societies, fathers are always the backbone of their families and have played an important role in providing support and stability to their families. However, the role of the father depends on the family. Some fathers are interested only in children's feeding and education, but other children are interested in every aspect of their lives. Father's leadership often encourages children to maintain a close relationship with their father.

James Garabarino, director of the Ericsson Institute for Advanced Human Development, says: I know the damage they are doing, so I have a job to do. But even if my parents love their children and want them to do better, their families may fall into a vicious circle and it is frightening for parents and children to think that they are trapped in a system of anger and fear It is that.

Violence and abuse are one of the most disturbing tasks the family faces today. Abuse may occur between spouses, between parents and children, and between other families. Since many cases of spousal abuse and child abuse have not been reported, it is difficult to judge the frequency of domestic violence. In any case research has shown that abuse (with or without reporting) has a major impact on the entire family and society as a whole. Domestic violence is a major social problem in the United States. It is often expressed as violence between families and families, especially spouses. Family sociologists have created the term intimate partner violence (IPV) to include unmarried, living couple and same-sex couples. Women are the main victims of close violence with partners. It is estimated that one quarter of women experienced IPV in some way during their lifetime (compared to 1 in 7 women) (Catalano 2007)