Focusing on the implementation of mandated parenting education and guidance in Kaohsuing Child Welfare league foundation, the purpose of this study was to assess what treatments were necessary for child physical abusers, or offer some suggestions for implementing mandated parenting education and for counseling training. The subjects were 38 child physical abusers from Kaohsuing Child Welfare league foundation from 1998 to 2002., and the had finished mandated parenting education and guidance. Two social workers and three counselors from Kaohsuing Child Welfare league foundation were also interviewed. Content analysis and focus group were used to collect and analyze data. The findings were as follows: (1) In assessing the treatments of child physical abusers, social workers emphasized the abusers’ abilities of parenting, while counselors highlighted self-exploration and personal growth. Different practitioners all approved the treatments of child physical abusers were with individuality and multiplicity, and it was difficult to implement the same general program for all child physical abusers. (2) The assessments of treatments among practitioners were inconsistent and the poor communication between practitioners would result in lacking of objectivity and integration during assessing. (3) Necessary knowledge and counseling skills for working with involuntary clients were insufficient for practitioners. (4) It couldn’t complement each other between the power of mandate and counseling in the process of implementing mandated parenting education. Three suggestions were offered according to the findings: (1) To organize the committee of assessing treatments for abusers and draw up the individual counseling plan according to each abuser’s requirements, (2) To enhance the capability of practitioners to work with the involuntary clients, and (3) To establish a cross-profession working model.