Forgiveness Therapy on Depression, Anxiety and Posttraumatic

Gayle and Robert (2006) explain the different studies on the effect of forgiveness therapy. The article discuses close 35% of women are facing stirred evil from a better half or romantic partner. Women often demonstrate negative psychological outcomes recollective after this malignment. (OLeary, 1999).Follingstad, Rutledge, Berg, Hause, and Polek (1990) and Sackett and Sanders (1999) have stated some of the categories that took effect after adepts been abuse psychological thru critizing, ridiculing, jealous control, purposeful ignoring, threats of abandonment, threats of harm and molest to personal property which causes and have strong negative impact of emotional abuse than physical abuse.Enright and Reed has underlined the consequences of those psychological problems which are depression, anxiety, and posttraumatic stress disorder, kick take away self-esteem, learned helplessness, and an ongoing debilitating resentment of the abuser. The treatment uses to heal those women is benevolence Therapywhich uses as a problem solving respond to severe damage doing. FT also found out these psychological emotional abuse can affect those women decision making. There are two uncomparable challenges for recovery that Sackett & Saunders, 1999 have found.First Learned Helpness which defines that those women turn out to blame themselves for the abuse relationship. And Accusatory Suffering (Seagult & Seagult 1991) entails maintaining resentment and victim stauts. the assumption in inculpatory suffering is that healing the wounds of the abuse will somehow let the penetrator off the hook. FT also foc employ on decreasing and helping the frisky feeling toward the abusing partner and assist them to recover and develop good will.The case used 20 participant abused women who has been abused and has been divorced or permantly separate with their partner for a more or at least(prenominal) 2 years. Among those participants are different races, ethnicity that has some or college degrees with no or full time career jobs. Participants have been tested by using the screening checklist by using the Psychological abuse survey, the Enright forgiveness inventory, Coopersmith self-esteem inventory, State-Trait Inventory, Beck Depression inventory, Environmental Mastery Scale Reed instrument, the PTSS checklists, and Story measure.