Accompanying children in their lives is one of the greatest challenges of our time. The way parents interact with their children has a decisive impact on the self-image children develop, how they relate to themselves and to other beings, and consequently, how the world of tomorrow will look. Although psychological violence is arguably the most commonly used form of violence in upbringing, it is largely overlooked by the media. However, emotional child abuse can significantly disrupt and impair a child's psychological, physical, and social development. When a child is constantly exposed to frustration, it can lead to a whole range of disorders that can, like a devastating chain reaction, affect the next generation. This is because how parents have experienced, felt, and processed their own childhood also influences that of their children.