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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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