How domestic abuse affects children | NSPCC Learning Podcast

NSPCC Helpline and Childline representatives discuss the effects of domestic abuse on babies, children and young people.
Being exposed to domestic abuse is a form of child abuse and children don't need to be directly involved for this to be the case. They may have seen or heard or experienced the effects of domestic abuse in the family and this can have a big impact on their behaviour, development, education and wellbeing.
In this podcast episode, experts from the NSPCC Helpline and Childline talk about that potential impact, as well as how you can spot the signs of domestic abuse and support children who are affected.
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Read about healthy and unhealthy relationships on the Childline website: www.childline....
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Photography by Tom Hull.
The children and young people pictured are models. Adults pictured are models and volunteers. Intro/outro music is Lights by Sappheiros [goo.gl/YmnOAx]
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The NSPCC Learning Podcast features experts from the NSPCC and external organisations discussing a range of safeguarding and child protection issues. No matter your role or sector, whether you work or volunteer with children and young people indirectly or directly, you’ll gain valuable information through our discussions, one-to-one chats and debates.
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