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Despite the fact that more and more members of society have developed heightened awareness of the incidence and impact of domestic violence in the United States, many men, women, and children are still affected by violence in their families. The emotional, social, and physical impacts are far-reaching and usually have serious long-term effects. This seminar addresses the dynamics that occur in violent families, with particular emphasis on counseling strategies that can be used by mental health professionals when working with spouses, children, and other family members.