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What is emotional abuse the top EMOTIONAL ABUSE WARNING SIGNS |Identifying Emotional Abuse RED FLAGS

What is emotional abuse? The top emotional abuse warning signs and what to do about them: RECOGNIZING EMOTIONAL ABUSE-also called psychological or verbal abuse-can be difficult. Unlike physical abuse, abusive relationships of this kind leave no bruises or broken bones so recognizing psychological abuse signs and symptoms might require paying special attention. Whether it be verbal abuse in a marriage, a toxic friendship, a narcissistic relationship, and emotional abuse the results are still devastating. Shaming, isolating, name-calling, gaslighting, undermining, emotional blackmail, mocking, blaming, threatening, intimidating, and countering are all examples of emotional abuse. In this video, I will review the main categories and numerous emotional abuse red flags that can help you better identify these types of relationships. Then I will offer concrete, real-world suggestions for handling specific situations. #identifyingemotionalabuseredflags #recognizingspsychologicalabusesignsandsymptoms #whatisemotionalabusethetopemotionalabusewarningsigns #recognizingemotionalabuse #emotionalabuse #emotionalabusefromspouse #verbalabuseinmarriage #psychologicalabuse #how do I know if I am being emotionally abused DOMESTIC ABUSE HOTLINE 1-800-799-7233 For information regarding alcohol and substance abuse, please check out my new video on SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER and ALCOHOL USE DISORDER here    • Alcohol Use Disorder and Substance Use Dis...   If you like this video please remember to LIKE and click below to SUBSCRIBE.    / @psychtalkwithdrwendla   For more information on psychiatric symptoms hit my playlist here:    • PSYCHIATRIC Signs and Symptoms   IF THIS IS YOUR FIRST VISIT Welcome! I am Dr. Wendla Schwartz. I started PsychTalk to provide mental health information to folks (mostly patients and family members) who might otherwise have no access. In the process, I've discovered my videos are helpful to medical students, social workers, therapists, residents, (just about anyone interested in learning more about psychiatric signs and symptoms, psychiatric medications, mental illness, DSM 5 TR diagnostic criteria, brain development, childhood trauma, personality disorders, etc.) Through these videos, we will explore the brain & human behavior on all levels. I will be interviewing other experts on topics such as depression, bipolar disorder, suicide, PTSD, eating disorders, child therapy, substance use, educational testing, learning disorders & autism. Subscribe to my channel so you don't miss anything! I am committed to providing straightforward, up-to-date, accurate medical information in an efficient, intelligent, and hopefully entertaining format. Let’s work together to increase mental health awareness, improve education regarding mental illness and feel better together! About Dr. Wendla: Dr.Wendla Schwartz has a biochemistry degree from California Polytechnic and has studied literature at UC Davis and Stanford. She earned her medical degree at UC San Diego and completed her training in psychiatry and then child psychiatry at UCLA and LSU New Orleans. She is a board-certified psychiatrist, published author of fiction (novels, short stories, and poetry), and has been court recognized as a forensic expert in child psychiatry. She currently lives in Northern California where she writes books and practices medicine. She can be found online at: @WAnnaSchwartz   / wannaschwartz   @DrWSchwartz   / drwschwartz   Website http://www.waschwartz.com Instagram   / waschwartzauthor   Goodreads:   / 20240680.w_a_schwartz   My books are available here: Author Name: WA Schwartz https://www.amazon.com/EDEN-Novel-W-S... https://www.amazon.com/Weight-Water-N... Please remember that I cannot offer medical advice via YouTube so nothing here should be taken as a substitute for getting help from a medical and/or mental health professional. Watching and/or listening to my videos is not to be construed as a doctor/patient relationship.