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Healing from Domestic Violence – Why Heal Boundary Issues and Habits of Victimization

by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

“When I’m with you and I suddenly notice that I have lost me to my expense, then I’m no good for you, for me or for the relationship.” This is an important learning step for domestic violence survivors.

Far too often, what they do is overlook their personal aspirations while engaged in another person. And suddenly, their interaction with the other person fails to include two whole people.

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