BEGIN YOUR path toward change
Program Investment
Total Program Cost: $750
Includes:
Initial Intake & Assessment – $150
Two individual 60-minute sessions, one at intake and one at discharge
Assessment and program orientation
12 Weekly Group Sessions – $50 per session
60-minute virtual sessions
Structured psychoeducational curriculum
Certificate of completion upon successful completion
Payment plans may be available. Contact us for enrollment information.
Our programs
Each of our programs runs for 12 weeks, with weekly 60 minute sessions.
Groups are offered
Sundays
9:00 am to 10:00 am
10:15 am to 11:15 am
11:30 am to 12:30 pm
&
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesdays
7:30pm - 8:30pm
times depend on which group each person is attending.
Youth Anger Management(Ages 13-17)
Support for teens to manage emotions, handle peer pressure and develop coping skills.
Adult Anger Management
Learn tools to manage anger, build accountability and improve communication.
Enrollment verification, attendance reports, progress reports, and completion certificates are available upon request.
Programs may be accepted by courts, probation departments, attorneys, employers, and agencies. Participants are responsible for confirming acceptance with their referral source prior to enrollment.
These programs are educational and psychoeducational in nature and are not represented as a state-certified 52-week Batterer Intervention Program unless specifically identified as such.
Domestic Violence Psycho-education for Survivors, Perpetrators, and Adults with Learning Differences
(separate groups)
Empowerment and healing for those impacted by domestic violence with tools for safety and resilience.
Accountability focused program to stop cycles of harm and promote healthy relationship dynamics.
Specialized curriculum that addresses boundaries, safety and communication with extra support tools.
All groups focus toward giving parents knowledge about the impact that domestic violence has toward children and provide tools, techniques, and safety planning to allow parents to create and maintain safety for their children.
intake process
Before beginning any program, all participants must complete a confidential intake through our HIPAA-compliant platform. This ensures we understand your needs, referral requirements, and goals to connect you into the right group.
Court and Agency Documentation
For participants referred by courts, attorneys, probation departments, employers, schools, or child welfare agencies, the following documentation may be available:
• Enrollment Verification Letters
• Attendance Reports
• Progress Reports
• Completion Certificates
• Verification of Participation
Documentation is provided with appropriate authorization and in accordance with program policies and applicable confidentiality requirements.
Participants are responsible for verifying acceptance requirements with their referring court, attorney, probation department, employer, or agency prior to enrollment.
Group sessions
All programs are conducted in group format to encourage learning, accountability, and peer support. Groups meet weekly via to secure video platform.
12- week rotating cycle
60-minute sessions
Join anytime in the cycle
focused on education, safety, and change
“ change is possible. safety is possible. Together, we can break the cycle of violence and build a healthier future”
Quote Source
Meet the Founders
Taylor Melton, M.S.
Former Domestic Violence Liaison for Child and Family Services (CFS). Passionate about equipping families with tools to hold safety for their children and break cycles of harm.
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Teroll Melton Jr. (TJ), MSW
Social worker with CFS, committed to supporting families through the child welfare system and helping them build safe, stable homes.