Archive for February, 2010

Domestic Abuse Therapy – 4 Fundamental Steps to Dismantling Your Partner’s Denial

by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

You may be longing for help with domestic abuse, yet your partner is in complete denial. What do you do?

Some people shy away from getting help for domestic violence because they claim that their partner will “never” admit to being abusive. Well, this maybe true but this is certainly not a reason to allow things to remain status-quo.

To read the complete article, please visit:  Domestic Abuse Therapy – 4 Fundamental Steps to Dismantling Your Partner’s Denial

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Battering and Abusive Relationships – 5 Insights for Breaking the Cycle of Domestic Abuse

by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

When you’re not serving up what your abusive partner desires, what happens? The tension grows…until he/she smacks you—emotionally, verbally or physically—as though to shake you awake and release the conflict within him/her. Sound familiar?

If you’re living in an abusive relationship with your intimate partner, your child, or some other family member or friend, you know these dynamics like the back of your hand.

To read the complete article, please visit:  Battering and Abusive Relationships – 5 Insights for Breaking the Cycle of Domestic Abuse

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Emotionally Abusive Relationship – Feeling Dead in Your Own Skin

by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

There is a certain numbness that goes hand in hand with being in an emotionally abusive relationship. And when it’s in your body, you know the death of your being…the stifling of your personality…the annihilation of your soul.

You know the experience oh so well, and you may even know how much you hate experiencing yourself in this way.

To read the complete article, please visit: Emotionally Abusive Relationship – Feeling Dead in Your Own Skin

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