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Counseling Services

 

The Counseling Program provides both individual and group counseling services,

free of charge, to women and children victimized by domestic violence. Clients need

not be a resident of the shelter to access counseling services.

 

Counselors are trained to address issues of domestic violence and guide victims

through a personal service plan, which allows each client to set her own goals.

 

Counseling services are also available for children and adolescents who have

witnessed or experienced domestic and/or dating violence.

 

What is gained from counseling?
Emotional support
Validation of feelings
Education on domestic violence

Individualized safety planning

 

 

All counseling services are non-judgmental and confidential.

Call the 24-hour hotline at 708-429-SAFE (7233).

 

 

 


 

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"Nothing good ever comes of violence."

Martin Luther

 
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