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Healing from Emotional Abuse – Battered Women and the Practice of Psychology

by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

It is no wonder that abused women are skeptical about the work of psychologists and psychiatrists. I’m reminded of a line is Shutter Island… “Reasonable protest is ‘denial;’ legitimate fears are ‘paranoia,’ and survival instincts are ‘defense mechanisms’.”

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