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Domestic Violence, high risk to child safety

Last post 02-03-2009, 6:58 PM by CHILDSCRYFORHELP. 41 replies.
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  •  03-21-2007, 6:31 PM 189 in reply to 188

    Re: Domestic Violence, high risk to child safety

    Hello Iris..........

    I am pleased that you contacted me.....I would like to talk with you further.....you may email me ....... jodi@childscryforhelp.com  and then I will give my contact info privately.....I hope your daughter R---- is doing well!  I look forward to speaking with you......

    Jodi 

  •  03-21-2007, 6:33 PM 190 in reply to 188

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    Susie B........

    thank you for your comments...........and your continued support for CCFH

  •  03-28-2007, 6:58 PM 192 in reply to 190

    Re: Domestic Violence, high risk to child safety

    Jodi Walsh from Childs Cry for Help Inc will be on the O'Reilly Factor.

    The O'Reilly Factor will air Friday March 30, 2007 on FOX NEWS.

    Please check  http://www.foxnews.com for your local time.

     

  •  04-02-2007, 7:57 PM 199 in reply to 192

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    First of all the name is just a fake. You all know that. second of all it "erks" that the so cal social worker will put such a wonderful message and when it comes to show she is the worst individual ever alive. i can even start to think what agency would hire her as a social worker. you ought of get sued. Im talking about rclassfe. i dont know her personally but her childern can tell you a lot of stories, unbelievable ones. believe me. Im not going to come over here saying names if it wasnt true. i just happened to come across this board doing a search.
  •  04-03-2007, 3:11 PM 201 in reply to 199

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    If these statements made by the children are told to you in your office...I am assuming you see the children .....possibly in a school setting.....so that would make you accountable for calling these types of allegations into the child abuse hotline....... 

    FLORIDA ABUSE HOTLINE

    1-800-96-ABUSE

      

  •  04-18-2007, 7:47 AM 207 in reply to 201

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    VIRGINIA KILLER'S VIOLENT WRITINGS........................

    April 17, 2007

    PLAY TOLD OF PEDOPHILIC STEPFATHER, MURDER OF 13-YEAR OLD BOY

    The college student responsible for yesterday's Virgina Tech slaughter was referred last year to counseling after professors became concerned about the violent nature of his writings, as evidenced in a one-act play obtained by The Smoking Gun.  The play by Cho Seung-***, a 23 year-old English major, was submitted last year as part of a short writing class.  Entitled "Richard McBeef", Cho's bizarre play features a 13 year-old boy who accuses his stepfather of pedophilia and murdering his father.  A copy of the killer's play can be found below.

    http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2007/0417071vtech1.html

    Note: SITE is experiencing HIGH traffic so if you cannot access it ...try again!

    Media also reported.........Cho Seung-*** stalking women and taking "inappropriate pictures of women"   under their desks............Campus said their was nothing they could about STALKING & this behavior!

    NOTE:  THE PROFESSOR WAS ALARMED ABOUT THIS STORY!!!!!   

  •  04-24-2007, 3:44 PM 216 in reply to 207

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    VERBAL ABUSE & THE COURTS by Patricia Evans

    Interesting article and link to  pro-bono litigation by the American Bar Association

    http://www.verbalabuse.com/11.shtml   

  •  06-20-2007, 3:58 PM 229 in reply to 216

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    Associated Press:

    OBAMA CALLS ON FATHERS TO BE RESPONSIBLE........

    June 15, 2007

    Barack Obama, Democratic presidential candidate said that fathers have to share responsibility for raising children and caring for families because their role doesn't end at conception.

    "Let's admit to ourselves that there are a lot of men out there that need to stop acting like boys; who need to realize ..............................

    read more:

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/06/15/AR2007061501237_p... 

     

  •  08-01-2007, 5:43 PM 233 in reply to 229

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    TAKING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERIOUSLY:  The Role of the Lawyers, Judges and Probation officers

    This research was written by Sarah M. Buel, J.D., who is a Clinical Professor of Law at the University of Texas School of Law (UTSL) teaching the "Domestic Violence and the Law" course and co-director of UTSL Domestic Violence Clinic.  Buel was a former domestic violence, child abuse and juvenile prosecutor and advocate for twenty- five years.

    Link to article:   

    http://statesafe.org/documents/dv_seriously.pdf

  •  08-22-2007, 9:21 AM 237 in reply to 233

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    Interesting article from Los Angeles writer and columnist, Sandra Kobrin which appeared on Womensenews.org

    BEAT A WOMAN? PLAY ON; BEAT A DOG? YOUR GONE

    http://womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/3285 

  •  09-30-2007, 4:41 PM 242 in reply to 237

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    "OCTOBER"  is  DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH

    If anyone has interesting information please sign into forum to tell others.

    On October 18th CHILDS CRY FOR HELP will have a meeting. Topic will be  EMOTIONAL & PSYCHOLOGICAL ABUSE. This meeting will be broadcasted live via the internet and archived to one of our web sites. Our Emotional & Psychology Abuse Fact sheet will be presented by Professor William Nicoll.  Dr. Nicoll is a Professor at Florida Atlantic University.  This informative research was completed by Dr. Nicoll's graduate students from the Mental Health program.

    This meeting will also discuss current Florida Legislation concerning the "CRIMINAL CONDUCT" Bill. 

    If you would like to attend, please contact Jodi Walsh at jodi@childscryforhelp.com or childscryforhelp@helloworld.com

     Further information will be announced with details for viewing the meeting via the internet.

    CCFH would like to thank Professor William Nicoll and the graduate students of FAU who participated in this research for the Emotional Abuse Fact Sheet.     

      

     

     

  •  10-16-2007, 2:30 PM 243 in reply to 242

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    THIRD THURSDAY  PROEFESSIONAL COLLOQUIUM series, sponsored by FAU's Department of Counselor Education & the Children's Serivces Council of St. Lucie County will meet THURSDAY, October 18,  from 8:30am-10:30am at the FAU Treasure Coast Campus-St. Lucie West-SL Bldg/Room 114 (one story building next to pond)

    WORKSHOP OFFERS FREE CEU'S

    To Register on line: http://cscslc.org/workshopList.php

    TOPIC:  Emotional & Psychological ABUSE of Children: What can be done?

    Research indicates Emotional & Psychological Abuse to be the most prevalent form of child abuse, and the most damaging (more than physical and sexual)! Yet little is done to recognize and intervene so as to protect our children from such abuse in the home, school and community.  Recent court decisions in Florida have rendered the "mental maltreatment" clause in FLORIDA abuse statutes meaningless declaring the statute to be too vague to enforce; efforts are underway to have the legislature adopt new, enforceablestatutes.  Join us for a panel discussion to investigate the many facets of this problem and generate collaborative efforts to address the problem of protecting children from EMOTIONAL & PSYCHOLOGICAL abuse in all its varied forms.

    ___________________PRESENTATION PANEL___________________

    William G. Nicoll, Ph. D. -  Emotional and Psychological Abuse of Children

                                               A Spectrum Disorder?

    Monica G. Nicoll  LMHCIntervention Strategies with covert abuse

    Leonard Villafranco, Family Law Atty.- Legal Issues & obstacles

    Jodi Walsh, CCFH -    Legislative Efforts for CRIMANL CONDUCT BILL

    VIEW THIS MEETING ON LINE

    If you cannot attend this meeting you may be able to view this meeting via the internet.  It will be posted  at www.helloworld.com/childscryforhelp

    CLICK RADIO TOWER to view

    THEN GO TO ARCHIVED SHOW from OCT 18th

    If you want to add any comments pertaining to this please contact:

      jodi@childscryforhelp.com

    or childscryforhelp@helloworld.com

         

     

       

  •  10-31-2007, 7:38 PM 246 in reply to 243

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    THE FAU MEETING that took place on OCTOBER 18th will be posted shortly on the helloworld site........

    We experienced some difficulties getting this meeting up ......and it should be up by the end of the week.......

    CCFH will post through the forums here to let you know when it will be available for viewing.

    Thank you for your recent inquiries concerning the Emotional/Psychological Abuse Meeting at FAU with Professor Nicoll.

     

     

  •  12-27-2007, 1:26 PM 252 in reply to 246

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    "Learn to enjoy every minute of your life.  BE HAPPY NOW.  Don'y wait for something outside of yourself to make you you happy in the future.  THINK how really precious is the time you have to spend, whether it's at work or with your family.  Every minute should be enjoyed & savored."

    Earl Nightengale  19-21-1989 Radio announcer, Author and Speaker

    CHILDS CRY FOR HELP wishes everyone a HAPPY HEALTHY NEW YEAR with peace and lasting happiness................

     

            

  •  02-08-2008, 12:39 PM 257 in reply to 252

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    ANDOVER, MA

    Prosecutor: Psychotherapist stabbed with knife she wanted to take from patient...........

    http://www.eagletribune.com/punews/local_story_039053829.html

     

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