Our groups are for male participants only. Contact us if you are looking for women offender groups.

These groups are not anger management, mental health therapy, or couples counseling. Domestic violence intervention programs focus on patterns of abusive, coercive, and controlling behavior in relationships. The program emphasizes accountability, respectful relationships, and long-term behavior change. 

The program covers a variety of topics related to domestic violence intervention and behavior change, including accountability, healthy relationships, communication, emotional awareness, respect, the effects of abuse on survivors and families, conflict resolution, and violence prevention. The curriculum is designed to promote personal responsibility and support long-term behavioral change.

This program is educational only; therefore, health insurance does not apply. Contact us for current program costs and fee structure. 

No. Our program is offered exclusively in person. Sessions are held at a confidential community location in a private meeting room. 

You must attend 24 sessions to successfully complete the program. The sessions occur once a week.

Group sessions include education, discussion, self-reflection, skill building, and accountability exercises designed to help participants recognize controlling behaviors and develop healthier alternatives. 

Yes, our facilitators are certified through the Wisconsin Association of Certified Domestic Violence Intervention Professionals (WACDVIP). 

The first step in enrollment is completing an assessment. Once you've completed your assessment, we will get you set up with a start date. Contact us for current availability.