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Giudice Vs. Gorga Feud Rages On, Doctor Holds Intervention In Attempt To Help

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July 26 2013, Published 7:49 p.m. ET

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As the war continues to rage on between the Giudices and the Gorgas on the Real Housewives of New Jersey, the family takes a big step by counseling with a doctor about the feud, and RadarOnline.com has your sneak peek.

The day after the fight went nuclear  while on a family retreat in Lake George, Teresa  and Joe Giudice attended a therapy session with Dr. V to hash out their issues with Melissa and Joe Gorga .

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"What happened yesterday?!" Dr. V asks.

"I guess, I dunno, maybe he felt a little intimidated by..." Joe says about his grapple with Gorga.

"And you just all saw red? I know that feeling when you see red," the doctor says.

Melissa chimes in, "It got scary at one point, and I was trying to pull them apart."

"We all grabbed them! I mean, Rosie came to the rescue. She didn't want to break her nose again," Teresa joked.

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"Wow...you ladies are tough!" Dr. V says.

Joe Giudice admits the he feels "dragged into" the frequent quarrels between the ladies and gets overprotective.

But does he think Teresa can take care of herself? "I'm sure she could," he concedes.

Tune in on Sunday night to Bravo for the full episode of The Real Housewives of New Jersey.

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