The purpose of this study was to investigate the factors that affect child abuse and the cyclability between the factors. This study utilized Miles, Huberman, and Saldaῆa(2014)’s matrix for data analysis. The result of study is follows. First, individual factors were included client anxiety, undifferentiation, symbiotic relationship, dysfunctional communication, and anger-control disorder, and family factors were undifferentiated client’s mother’s, dysfunctional communication, excessive interference, self-centered thinking, anger-control disorder, triangle relationship, the conflict between client’s mother and client’s husband, and transference was made by a daughter who resembled client’s mother, and multi-generational transmission was the abuse and the anxiety attachment. Second, The cyclability showed a sustained mutual cycle between the above factors. The implication of the result is that when the therapist counsel parents who abuse their children, it is necessary to closely examine the cyclability between the above factors.