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IN FOCUS: What happens when those who hurt their families seek help

One mother sought help after hitting her son whenever she lost patience, making him fearful and constantly on edge.

IN FOCUS: What happens when those who hurt their families seek help

In Singapore, a mother sought help after hitting her son out of frustration, leaving him fearful and constantly on edge. Her husband, Andrew, had already left her for their four children, claiming the housework was not up to standard. Andrew's anger escalated in the car, nearly causing a crash, and his wife felt threatened by his behavior.

Andrew reached out to social workers at the Fellowship of Men, where he learned to recognize and manage his harmful behavior. Six months later, his wife has not yet returned. This article contains details of domestic abuse that some readers may find upsetting.

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