A surefire way to help would be to report the problem to local law enforcement. If not, talk to a school principal about the situation and they will speak to child services to help in any way they can. In a worst-case scenario, call these organizations for help, such as: National Child Abuse Hotline (1-800-4-A-CHILD), National Child Abuse Hotline (1-800-4-A-CHILD), Child Abuse (1-800-25ABUSE) and the National/National Youth Crisis Hotline. Youth Development (1-800-HIT-HOME). On the contrary, it is just as useful as reporting the situation and asking for advice. Seeing so many hidden scars can be uncovered and alleviated to allow the parent to move past the past so that future mistakes can be staved off. Counseling also helps the child mitigate or correct the damage done to a child at an early age so that he or she can lead a normal life into adulthood. Therapy is also a great alternative to counseling, since some of the damage done is too severe and irreversible. Therapy can offer a child medication to help them cope with the harmful side effects of abuse so that it does not prevent them from living a normal life. Therapy can also help relieve pain caused in the past through medications and