USA Today: Emotional abuse is more concerning than you may realize. Experts explain why.
Lisa Elliott, Ph.D., psychologist and manager of Cook Children's Behavioral Health Clinic in Denton, spoke with USA Today about what emotional abuse looks like, the harms associated with it and what to do if you or a loved one is experiencing it. Read the article here.
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