They come home to their abusers and don't have the emotional maturity to cope or self-heal, to make logical decisions, or to find means on their own to escape the abuse. Children who suffer abuse are in a constant state of terror. Domestic violence perpetrators want their victims to be scared and feel helpless. Physical abuse is often about inflicting control. The true "deception" is who and what they are when nobody is looking…well, nobody other than those who have to deal with them every day. Narcissists care about how others perceive them. Those whose anger is isolated and "out of character" in other's eyes, leaving the rage toward those closest to him or her, the spouse or other parent.Īs narcissists are all about self-preservation, part of that "preservation" is that of their reputation.Those whose anger and violence have triggers like alcohol or drugs.Those whose anger and violence are on display for everyone to see.There are generally three different types of abusers.
How to protect your child from the physically abusive, narcissistic father or mother Physical abuse is often about power Case results depend on their specific facts and other factors. Testimonials do not represent nor guarantee you will get the same or similar result. As you read this guide, you will see parts of testimonials from former clients. This is written for California moms and dads. These are tips and a starting point for parents who have the challenge of protecting their children against a father or mother who is physically or emotionally abusive or otherwise disregards the children's best interests. This article is not about your divorce or the divorce process. We also wrote an informative article on divorcing a sociopath. We have written in the past about the subject of divorcing a narcissist, including a separate article on how a narcissist handles divorce and reacts to it. It starts with understanding what drives such personality types to do what they do. How do you protect your child from a narcissistic parent?
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