The children are watching [videorecording] : how witnessing family violence affects children / made by Ample Films on behalf of NH Family Violence Prevention Project under supervision of Safer Families.

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Published: Auckland [N.Z.] : North Harbour Family Violence Prevention Project, c2003.
Corporate Authors:
Ample Films
North Harbour Family Violence Prevention Project
Safer Families
Other Authors:
Tsoulis, Athina
Subjects:
Children and violence > New Zealand
Family violence > New Zealand.
Children of abused wives > New Zealand.
Format: Video VHS
The children are watching how witnessing family violence affects children /
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Summary:"Many children live in homes where violence between family members occurs. It is a widespread belief that if children are not physically hurt, then the violence does not affect them. This has led to children becoming invisible victims of domestic violence. The Children are Watching sets out to explode this myth and illustrate how witnessing violence has profound effects upon children in every area of their lives. Children and adults who grew up with violence talk frankly about its huge impact upon their lives"--Case.
Physical Description:1 videocassette : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Notes:Bib#: 868821
Format:VHS.
Production Credits:Research and directing, Athina Tsoulis.
Language:English
Bib#:868821

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