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Mental Emotional Abuse – When Your Partner’s Judgments Are Your Defects

Friday, February 18th, 2011

by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

Have you ever noticed how your partner’s judgments about you say more about him than they do about you? Yet, he stands behind these judgments as though they are a certified list of your defects.

“You are a lousy housekeeper, because you don’t fold the laundry ‘correctly’,” he declares. “You’re a pig because of the way you keep your car (or better yet, don’t keep up your car),” he insists. Or, how about this one: “You are a spoiled brat because you have the safety net of your family’s wealth,” he whines.

To read the complete article, please visit Mental Emotional Abuse – When Your Partner’s Judgments Are Your Defects

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Healing From Domestic Abuse – Do You Need the Abuser’s Apology for You to Heal?

Monday, February 14th, 2011

by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

“What if the abuser never ever apologizes, does not believe in remorse and has no empathy? What then…how do we heal?” asks a reader. Good question for those seeking to heal from intimate partner violence.

Implied in this question appears to be a belief that I would question. Is it true that you need your partner to apologize, have empathy and show remorse in order for you to heal from domestic abuse?

To read the complete article, please visit Healing From Domestic Abuse – Do You Need the Abuser’s Apology for You to Heal?

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Domestic Abuse Resource – New Release

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010
DENVER, CO–(Marketwire – July 20, 2010) -
Where do you turn for abusive relationship help
when you think you have tried it all?

Your partner has gone to anger management,
been through psychotherapy and joined you in
marital counseling… yet he continues his power
and control tactics and you remain abused.

You have three options: A…B…C…

To read the complete press release, please visit:

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