Domestic Violence Programs
Domestic violence programs are guided by the Domestic Violence Offender Management Board (DVOMB), whose mission is to support safety, healing, and accountability, fostering trust in these resources.
Domestic abuse can take many forms. Recognizing that it may involve acts or threats of violence helps the audience feel hopeful and empowered to seek help or change.
Understanding this definition helps create space for honesty, responsibility, and meaningful change. Programs exist not to shame, but to guide individuals toward healthier patterns, safer relationships, and greater self-awareness, inspiring confidence in the process.
We offer convenient post-sentence evaluations and weekly group sessions via ZOOM for both male and female clients. We offer sessions multiple times a week, including weekends. Our goal is to create a safe, structured environment where you can feel supported and motivated to make meaningful, positive change.
While we do not currently provide services for individuals in same-sex relationships—because those programs require specialized training—we are committed to helping you find trusted referrals who can support your specific needs and provide guidance along your path.
Your journey begins with a personalized evaluation. This assessment helps determine the support level—Level A, B, or C—that best fits you, making you feel understood and confident that your program is tailored to your unique circumstances.