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Services in Greenwood, Shelbyville, and Lafayette, Indiana.
Call 1-877-545-7698 ext 0 to check for emergency cancellations or schedule changes.
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PhD Assesment of Our Program
Whether you are a man or a woman, you owe it to yourself to learn the skills needed to have loving, kind, happy, healthy relationships. Learn how to change bad habits and put an end to your own abusive words and actions. Take a quiz to see, "Do I have an abuse problem?" If you answer yes to any question on the quiz, you may wonder, "How can this program help me?" Read comments from some of our previous clients in, "Does this program work?"
If you're still not certain we can help, then perhaps you should visit our program. Come and observe one of our classes for free. There is no obligation and no pressure. After visiting one of our classes, if you wish to enroll simply stay for our new client orientation session.
Enrollment Instructions, Class Locations, Schedules and Fees
<--How To Sign up
Class schedules, fees, enrollment information. Driving directions to each of our office locations. There are also links to maps.
Referral Source Information
Information that is useful for probation officers, marriage and family therapists, social workers, victim advocates, or anyone that is interested in referring individuals to our program. To check the current status of someone in our program, login to our online client tracking database. Go to www.BIPdatabase.com.
How our program is different and better than other options
This section provides an overview of important things to consider in choosing appropriate, effective and accountable counseling services to help end abusive behavior. It includes an explanation of our philosophy, approach, and strategy. We are not a mental health or substance abuse agency throwing together a quick anger management program program. Our classes are specifically designed to provide the most safe and accountable intervention to end all levels of abusive behavior; not simply physical abuse. We challenge verbal abuse, mental abuse, emotional abuse, child abuse, and many other forms of abuse. We are much different, better, and safer than anger management counseling programs. As a matter of fact, as an intervention for abusive behavior, typical anger management counseling, mental health counseling, or couples counseling can easily make the problem worse and may escalate the violence or abusive behavior. To understand why, take a few minutes and read the following position statements:
Helpful Information for Partners
Helpful information for family and friends of abusive people and participants of our program.
Tools for Nonviolence
Included are a few documents used in the Nonviolence Training Program. Please understand that the use of these tools will not replace the need to attend the program.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to frequently asked questions.
Assessments
Assessments are not required to enter our domestic violence program. During our orientation we conduct evidenced based screening to rule out the need for addiction treatment or mental health services. We are prepared to respond when someone needs an assessment due to a court order. Arrangements will be made to comply with this requirement during your orientation session.
Links
A few suggestions for other places to find useful information online.
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