creating a process of change

Intake assessment to enroll into the anger management program. 

Intake assessment to enroll into the anger management program.  

Intake assessment to enroll into the Batter Intervention program.   

Intake assessment to enroll into the 26 week parenting program.  

This program is designed to explore the effects of anger, control and power, violent and non-violent relationships. the goal is  to help clients gain a better understanding their feelings, emotions and actions, while exporting new ways on how to deal with them more effectively to  help the client deal with their anger in a positive matter.  

This program is designed to help individuals learn to handle their violence directed at their partner. It is to foster self – control over violent thoughts, actions or words and receive positive feedback and support from others. It is a safe, confidential environment and it is designed to help individual’s nurture better understanding and cope with their feelings in a positive and self-gratifying way. 

This men's nonviolence program focus on creating a process for men who batter using the Duluth Model curriculum.  Collectively   creating a place where offenders are offered an opportunity to change while working together to protect victims from ongoing domestic violence. These classes and this curriculum are all about the change part, the classes allow men a chance to honestly examine their beliefs about women, men , entitlement, conflict, and what means to be a partner and father. 

This program is designed to improve parents' sense of self worth, competency, and self efficacy. DLM parenting program is a cognitive behavioral educational approach to help change the way one think and behavior as  a parent.  This program is design for all participates to learn general introduction to parenting  while learning new effective parenting skills, values and attitudes associated with parenting.