"Children Who Witness Domestic Violence"

"Children Who Witness Domestic Violence" refers to minors who observe violence or abuse occurring in their home between caregivers or partners. This exposure can have profound psychological effects, leading to increased anxiety, depression, and behavioral issues. These children may struggle with feelings of helplessness, confusion, and fear, impacting their emotional and social development. Witnessing domestic violence can normalize aggression as a conflict resolution method, affecting future relationships. Programs aimed at intervention and support are crucial to help these children heal and build healthier patterns of behavior and relationships in adulthood.