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I Was Drunk – How to Think About Substance Use in Domestic Violence

I Was Drunk – How to Think About Substance Use in Domestic Violence

by Michael | Dec 20, 2017 | Domestic Violence - General, Resources, Step 2 - Prevent Rage, Step 3 - Identify Root Causes

Both times I saw my dad get physically violent with my mom were when he was drunk. Many in the domestic abuse community say that alcohol does not cause domestic violence, and I agree. If it did, everyone who drank would commit violence against his or her partner....
Shame or Guilt? Being a Good Person Who Did a Bad Thing

Shame or Guilt? Being a Good Person Who Did a Bad Thing

by Michael | Dec 14, 2017 | Building the Foundation, Domestic Violence - General, Step 1 - Desire Change, The God Factor

For those of us who have committed an act of domestic violence, how we think about what we’ve done has big implications on how we respond. Feeling ashamed won’t help. Feeling guilty is healthy. It may seem like these two statements contradict each other, but the...
Couples Counseling and Domestic Violence

Couples Counseling and Domestic Violence

by Michael | Dec 8, 2017 | Measuring Progress, Resources

Terry and Amber’s marriage had been struggling. Their fights seemed to get worse, and then one of those arguments escalated into Terry striking Amber. Things between them became even chillier after that incident. Terry wanted their marriage to work, so he suggested...

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