This paper aimed to arouse the attention of intensive caring for those victims suffering from family violence by describing the procedure of how a real victim was helped in junior high school. Client witnessed the family violence and considered herself was abandoned by her own divorced parents. She grew up in an unsecured family full of violence and lacking of love and thus became no self-confident, longing for friendship. The student counselor not only adopted caring and stable companionship, but also introduced other resources available in the school to support her, hopefully, to facilitate her self-confidence by caring and love. In the context of the paper, the authors also quoted two hot news taking place in Taiwan and in the US recently-two male victims of family violence killed their fathers to protect their mothers from being threatened either orally, psychologically or physically. The authors used two events, accordingly, to justify the reasons why they tended to qualify those borderline students for special education services, if these students' family functions were very poor and needed more educational resources to keep them staying on campus instead of fooling around on the streets.