This essay delves into the complex issue of family violence, utilizing the Gibbs reflective model to analyze the documentary film 'Power and Control: Domestic Violence in America.' The student reflects on the case of Kim Mosher, a victim of domestic abuse, exploring the emotional impact of the film and the strength required to rebuild a life after such trauma. The essay examines the abuser's mindset, the importance of reporting abuse, and the crucial role of nurses in identifying and supporting victims. The student also discusses the potential for early intervention and the need for healthcare professionals to recognize signs of violent behavior. The analysis highlights the long-term effects of domestic violence and the importance of providing support to victims and encouraging them to report abuse to prevent further harm. The essay concludes with an action plan emphasizing the importance of early reporting and the need for nurses to offer unwavering support to victims.