Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) Naresh Chand, Ph.D., Courtesy of ADRxSynergy
Dr. Naresh Chand
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Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM)?Naresh Chand, Ph.D., Courtesy of ADRxSynergy
Family and domestic violence (DV) and the gun violence epidemic are preventable problems in the United States, yet they still affect an estimated 10 million people by DV alone every year. The emotional trauma and fear caused by these tragedies have long-lasting effects, transforming lives in ways that most Americans cannot even imagine. It's a crisis that is destroying the lives of millions every year. Guns, often seen as tools of pleasure and power, are being misused, and their owners, the NRA, and DV perpetrators need to realize that the human body is not a toy for gaming or pleasure-seeking and abuse. Dr. Chand often cries in isolation because it has affected his personal life because of DV.
Domestic violence causes worsened mental (hard-to-treat depression, PTSD) and physical health, decreased quality of life, decreased productivity, and, in some cases, mortality.
Family and domestic violence is a common problem in the United States, affecting an estimated 10 million people every year.
Domestic and family violence includes economic, physical, sexual, emotional, and psychological abuse of children, adults, or elders. Domestic violence causes worsened mental (hard-to-treat depression) and physical health, decreased quality of life, decreased productivity, and, in some cases, mortality.
Domestic and family violence can be difficult to identify. Many cases are not reported to health professionals or legal authorities. This activity describes the evaluation, reporting, and management strategies for victims of domestic abuse and stresses the role of team-based interprofessional care for these victims.
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5 个月https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eJ4I-ABGBM Discover the transformative power of detaching from negative thoughts, deeds, actions, lies, hate, anger, sufferings, denial of truth, sense of loss, conflicts, manipulations, and even worldly possessions, including guns (weapons of mass destruction), through meditation, breathing exercises, and gentle stretching; surrender, acceptance, and gratitude to Cosmic Intelligence (Supreme Creator). These practices, rooted in mindfulness, have the potential to save lives and foster peace, health, and harmony in our tumultuous world. They can also empower us to guide our families, especially those with neurodiversity, through challenging times like elections, instilling a sense of hope and optimism. October is not just another month, it's domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). This is a time to engage, learn, and act. Naresh Chand, Ph.D., Courtesy of ADRxSynergy https://www.dhirubhai.net/in/dr-naresh-chand-46051a73/recent-activity/all/ The data from https://www.gunviolencearchive.org/The is appalling, with staggering numbers of deaths and suicides related to domestic violence. This issue is far beyond what we can ignore or overlook. Stephen McConnell The White House