Domestic Abuse Counseling - How to Engage Your Partner in Abusive Relationship Therapy

Be flexible in your choice of words to describe the type of intervention and help that you seek for you and your partner

. Choose words that you know he will understand and motives that you know he will appreciate. You can be as vague as saying, "The intervention will help with the kind of issues we have." And lastly, once again, don't expect your partner to be in admission of his abusive behavior in order for the two of you to be eligible for abusive relationship therapy.

Domestic Abuse Counseling - How to Engage Your Partner in Abusive Relationship Therapy

By: Jeanne King, Ph.D.

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