The purpose of this study was to analyze the process that female marital violent victims recovered from negative self-identity to positive self-identity and changed their abusive spouses' behaviors to get along peacefully. A qualitative methodology was used. Three recovered female marital violent victims were been in-depth interview. The finding of recovery process in this study had five stages: (1) to cut off, which was to stop violent behavior; (2) to heal, which meant to find power, self-confidence, and self-reflection; (3) to tangle and to decide breakthrough, which was to reconsider their relationship with abusive spouse and to decide to break through the barriers; (4) to readjust themselves, which was to change themselves and to rebuild relationships with abusers; (5) to be reborn, which meant that abusers changed their behaviors and families were rebirth. According to the finding, this study also provided further suggestions for counselors, social workers, and female marital violent victims.