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Lifetime scars of verbal abuse
Daily Express
|August 06, 2025
VERBALLY abusing children can damage their mental health as adults as much as physical mistreatment.
A study of 20,000-plus adults in England and Wales found those verbally abused in childhood were likely to feel disconnected, pessimistic, and emotionally unwell in later life.
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