Intimate Partner Violence:

This service is designed to promote self-understanding and awareness of domestic violence in the lives of participants. Through psychoeducation, assessments, and self-development techniques, the participants will develop skills for successfully moving on from the trauma of domestic violence in their lives. Even though there are incidents where women have used violence in their intimate relationships, most intimate partner violence takes place when men are the perpetrators and women are the victims. Most women appear to use violence as a way to defend themselves or their children or to get back at their partners for past and ongoing violence. Women typically do not control, intimidate, or cause fear in their partners when they use violence. Therefore, this program is structured on the premise that women are the victims of domestic violence and therefore can benefit from a program that will help them gain insight on the impact of violence and overcome the trauma of abuse through self-empowerment.

Program Highlights

• Intimate Partner Violence Assessment
• Trauma informed IPV Intervention
• Culturally Competent IPV Treatment
• Women In Sports: Specific Domestic Violence (DV ) Treatment
• NCAA Women: Partner/Alliance:
• DV: female athletes and female partners of athletes
• WNBA - Women DV
• NFL – Women Partners & Ex’s of NFL Players
• HS Sports – DV
• College Women – DV