Abuse Intervention Program (formerly Batterers Intervention - BIP)
Court Involved or Self Referred Abuse Intervention Program
This structured virtual program spans 26 to 52 weeks and is tailored for individuals who have exhibited abusive tendencies. Participants benefit from a comprehensive approach that aims to increase accountability, foster empathy, and promote healthier relationship dynamics, ultimately striving to break the cycle of violence and facilitate lasting behavior change.The Curriculum: The Abuse Intervention Program (AIP) utilizes the Allies for Change curriculum along with the Duluth Model and cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques to address and modify abusive behaviors. Class meets weekly and participants can only receive one credit per week and must complete the program consecutively following an enrollment agreement that outlines the rules and behavior change requirements for the duration of their enrollment in the program.
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Court Involved Victim & Survivor Education & Support Group
We offer educational groups that help families meet Department of Child Services Requirements. Groups meet once per week virtually at various times. Persons identifying as male, female, or non-gender conforming are assigned to the group that most appropriately meets their individual need however groups are not integrated across gender to create safe and brave spaces for healing.
The Curriculum:
Beyond Trauma: A Healing Journey for Women" by Stephanie Covington is a comprehensive program designed to support women in healing from past traumas. The program offers a structured approach to addressing trauma through a combination of therapeutic techniques, including cognitive-behavioral therapy and mindfulness practices. Participants benefit from a supportive environment led by trained facilitators, gaining tools to navigate and overcome the effects of trauma, ultimately fostering resilience and empowering women to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives. The program is 12 weeks and requires a referral from Department of Child Services.
The Seeking Safety curriculum is a structured program designed to help individuals, particularly those with trauma and substance abuse issues, establish safety in their lives. It offers a variety of coping skills and strategies aimed at promoting stability and reducing the harmful effects of trauma and addiction. Participants benefit from a supportive group environment where they can learn from each other's experiences and receive guidance from trained facilitators. By focusing on safety and empowerment, the Seeking Safety curriculum helps individuals build resilience and work towards a healthier, more stable future.
Building Resilience: A Domestic Violence Education for Men" by Stephanie Covington is a specialized program aimed at men involved in domestic violence. It provides comprehensive education on understanding and addressing abusive behavior while promoting healthy relationship skills. Through structured sessions and expert guidance, participants gain insights into the root causes of violence and develop strategies to cultivate resilience and foster positive change. By engaging in this program, men have the opportunity to break the cycle of violence, enhance their self-awareness, and build healthier, non-violent relationships.
Understanding and Transforming Behavior: A Domestic Violence Group Therapy Program for LGBTQ+ that is a specialized curriculum designed to address the complexities of domestic violence across diverse gender identities, including binary and non-binary individuals within the LGBTQ+ community. This program offers comprehensive psychoeducation on recognizing, understanding, and changing abusive behaviors while promoting skills essential for healthy relationships. Through structured sessions led by experienced facilitators, participants explore the underlying causes of violence and learn effective strategies to build resilience and enact positive changes in their lives. By participating in this program, individuals have the opportunity to interrupt the cycle of violence, enhance self-awareness, and establish healthier, non-violent relationships. Insurance is accepted for the group.
Nurturing Parenting Skills & Education
The Nurturing Parenting Education curriculum consists of 18 weekly classes facilitated by a certified instructor virtually, providing comprehensive support and education for parents. Most parents and their children also work with a staff in home to demonstrate application of skills and improved bonding.
The Curriculum:
The program emphasizes nurturing parenting techniques and includes pre and post evaluations to measure changes in parenting competency. Participants benefit from structured sessions that promote positive parent-child interactions, improve communication skills, and enhance overall family well-being, ultimately fostering healthier relationships and stronger family bonds.
Mental Health Therapy
Rose Project provides mental health therapy services, specializing in intimate partner violence, narcissistic disorder, addiction, parent-child attachment, and youth have committed sexual acts. Our tailored approach addresses a range of complex issues to support clients in achieving healing and personal growth. With expertise in these areas, Rose Project is dedicated to fostering resilience and well-being in individuals and families.
Individual Virtual Session
Individual therapy provides a confidential and supportive space for individuals to explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, with the guidance of a trained therapist, aimed at promoting personal growth and well-being. Sessions are 50 minutes in length and cost $120 each, with the diagnostic or first appointment costing a one time $150 fee. Note the first session is 60 minutes.
Couples Virtual Session
Couples therapy focuses on improving communication, resolving conflicts, and strengthening emotional bonds between partners through collaborative sessions facilitated by a licensed therapist, fostering healthier relationships and mutual understanding. Sessions are 50 minutes in length and cost $160 each, with the first appointment costing a one time $180 fee. Note the first session is 60 minutes.
Family Virtual Session
Family therapy involves sessions with the entire family unit, addressing relational dynamics, enhancing communication skills, and fostering cohesion and support among family members, facilitated by a skilled therapist to promote healing and resilience within the family system. Sessions are 60 minutes in length and cost $200 each, with the first appointment costing a one time $225 fee. Note the first session is 75 minutes.