Domestic violence and childhood trauma
By: Linkletter Films for Magna Systems, Inc
Contributors: Middelton-Moz, Jane, 1947-; Linkletter Films; Magna Systems
Series: Understanding childhood trauma -- pt. 6; CHD 440 (NU course); PAD 667 (NU course); PSY 430 (NU course); PSY 631A (NU course); PSY 632B (NU course); PSY 636 (NU course); PSY 642 (NU course)
Publisher: Magna Systems
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Barrington, IL
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 29
ISBN-13: 9781557404381
Subjects: Post-traumatic stress disorder in children; Family violence; Psychic trauma in children; Psychic trauma in adolescence; Adolescent psychopathology; Child psychopathology; Abused children
Description: Trauma in childhood can cause a variety of physical and emotional problems for children and adults, creating a need for intervention. Jane Middleton-Moz [sic], a relationship and trauma expert featured in this program, states that children who experience domestic violence grow up learning to stuff feelings and emotions. They go through a world in deep freeze, and have whole parts of themselves cut off. In domestic violence, if a partner wasn't allowed their vulnerability as a child, then as an adult, if that vulnerability is touched, they will act out their anger for them.--Publisher's catalog.
Notes: Bruce D. Perry, Jane Middelton-Moz.

DVD.

Closed-captioned.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Personal stories; title: The attraction; title: Children of trauma; title: Personal stories continued; title: Getting out/getting help; title: Close,