Helping the victim at a later stage - attempts to overcome his role as a subordinate, dependent party - is extremely difficult and is largely determined by the specifics of each particular case.
First of all, the victim must understand that she is not alone in such conditions, that there are many like her and they are being helped.
Next, you need to help the victim in restoring broken contacts with the outside world - emotional and even real. After all, a domestic aggressor often isolates his victim - he demands to break off relations with friends and acquaintances, insists on dismissal from work.
Then it can be very useful to acquire the lost social status, to realize their significance for society. Some unskilled work can help here - now it is possible through the Internet; effortless social activity. Dependency in a family is usually expressed both economically - and its own, albeit small, source of income significantly increases the sense of its importance. Rarely enough it is possible to convince the victim, with the next beating, to record the beatings and to sue the offender.
In the event of a successful release from the family addiction, the former victim has yet to undergo a course of psychotherapy aimed at restoring a sense of security. Various methods are used here, developed mainly by foreign psychiatrists - the methods of Freud, Jung, the method of gestalt therapy, and others. When choosing a method, an individual approach is also very important; and often psychotherapeutic sessions do not give a lasting result.
