Violence in teen dating
Observations on teen dating violence in times of the pandemic
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https://doi.org/10.30820/1664-9583-2022-1-89Keywords:
violence, teenagers, relationships, pandemic, health, psychotherapyAbstract
Violence is a common phenomenon in adolescent relationships. Data from surveys conducted prior to the COVID-19 pandemic have demonstrated that in at least one in ten teenage relationships, girls experienced forms of psychological, physical, or sexual violence. For the most part, these experiences have a significant impact on their health. Violence can occur both in person and online; during lockdown periods due to health emergencies, it is the second type of violence that appears to have become more prevalent. The girls, or victims of this violence in general, rarely ask for help. The closure of schools and services during the pandemic may have made seeking help even more difficult. This makes it all the more important to show adolescents that you believe them, respect them, and support them when they decide to tell you about their experiences. Only in this way can this moment of sharing truly become an opportunity for personal growth based on these events and escape the spiral of violence.Downloads
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Beltramini, L. (2022). Violence in teen dating: Observations on teen dating violence in times of the pandemic. Psychotherapie-Wissenschaft, 12(1), 89–93. https://doi.org/10.30820/1664-9583-2022-1-89
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