​What We Do

​If you desire the help of a professional counselor, please contact us for information regarding payment options. Our goal is to keep our services within financial reach for those who recognize the value of counseling. Counseling fees are based on a self pay sliding scale. Grant assistance is available to those who qualify. We do not take insurance. Governmental assistance (grants) are available for those who qualify. Please call 972.264.0604 for more information.

General Counseling Program
Victims’ struggling to recover from the invasive acts of domestic violence, child abuse, and other crimes of victimization can be helped through counseling to find relief and gain emotional stability and healing.
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Our goal is to provide an emotionally safe and supportive environment in which to facilitate the healing process for those we serve.

Adolescent Services Program
We can make a difference in adolescents’ lives by helping them to come to terms with the reality of their situation and providing them alternatives to problematic behaviors that can lead to increased appropriate relationships at home, in school and in the community.
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The goal is to increase individual and family empowerment to bring about a reduction in disruptive behavior.

Batterer Intervention and Prevention Program (BIPP)
The best way to end domestic violence and child maltreatment is to stop the violence at its source. Coming to terms with one’s behavior and its affect on others is an important component in stopping violence.

The goal of the BIPP program is the prevention of further abuse and to support healthy relationships.