Dr. Phil Takes on Abusers
Every nine seconds a woman is assaulted and beaten by a man she loves. In fact, physical abuse occurs in two-thirds of all marriages at least once. Why is domestic abuse so rampant and how can the cycle be stopped? Also, Dr. Phil gets a rare glimpse into two private therapy sessions, at the world renowned Tubman Family Alliance, with abusers and victims in various stages of recovery.
Hostile Husband
To the outside world they seem perfect, but Michelle says she's been taking a beating at the hands of her husband, Aaron, for four years.
Dr. Phil's advice for stopping the abuse.
Raging WifeErin says she regularly punches, scratches and knees her husband in the groin. Despite the violence, they both say their relationship is stronger than ever.
DrPhil.com Exclusive
When the show is over, Dr. Phil offers more advice to the couples.
What you didn't see.
If you are in danger, call 911 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at (800) 799-SAFE (7233).
For more information, use a safe computer to visit:
Tubman Family Alliance
Help Line - (612) 825-000
Related Links
- Are You In an Emotionally Abusive Relationship?
- Emotional Abuse: The Victim and Abuser
- Stop Nagging and Criticizing
- Coping Steps for Verbally Abusive Parents
- Advice for Perfectionists and Controllers
- What Are You Really Mad About?
- Critical Mates
- Faultfinders and Flakes
- Perfectionists
- Fighting Fair
- Relationship Rescue Retreat

