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"Emotional abuse does not leave physical injuries and its ongoing nature usually means there is no crisis which would precipitate its identification by the health, welfare or criminal justice systems." - Oates (1996)
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Sometimes when parents decide not to live together anymore, children can get caught up in taking a side. They can feel pressured by a parent or by others to choose between parents.
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We are calling for Australian law to recognise and respond to child coercive control and alienating behaviours as serious forms of psychological abuse and family violence, particularly where children are manipulated into rejecting safe relationships or where legal and protective systems are misused to intensify that harm.