Harassment, Violent and Abuse Mind Map

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Harassment, Violent and Abuse

Skills and Supports

To prevent abuse, start by reminding yourself that any form of abuse is unacceptable, even in situations that are frustrating and difficult.

Preventing violence must involve the opposite: making sure people feel safe, cared about, and connected, while ensuring they have a healthy and realistic sense of self-esteem and self-worth.

Ways to prevent harassment are through effective and comprehensive training methods

Legal Implications

Child Abuse

It's a crime in every state for a parent, or a person caring for a child, to intentionally or recklessly injure the child.

Mental health consequences like depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts

Your reputation will be affected,everyone will know what you’ve done

Harasssment

The impact and consequences of harassment will vary from person to person and will be influenced by the duration and severity of the offensive behaviour, but people generally react to harassment by exhibiting symptoms of increasing distress

Real Life Examples

Stop Abuse for Everyone

Futures Without Violence

Groups

Me Too Movement

Responses

The best thing you can do is to turn your attention to yourself and keep control of your own behavior, and don't let yourself be dragged into an argument or an ugly scene

trust your instincts and if you think a situation is getting worse,and try not to get involved look for a way to leave

To reduce your risk of trauma, there are many other ways you can respond that are equally as powerful as a “direct response” on a personal level, and also have the power to change the culture that makes harassment acceptable to begin with.

Effects

Abuse

May develop substance abuse disorders

Makes it much more likely that one or more psychological or medical illnesses will occur

Violence

Mental health consequences like depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, eating disorders, self-harm and suicide attempts, poor self-esteem

Physical injuries like bruises, cuts, burns, fractures, broken bones and teeth

Harassment

Those who are subjected to these types of behavior more often have the tendency to lose their self-esteem and morale

Harassment’s effect on an individual can range from simple irritation to extreme depression