Intervention
Counseling
We Are Here To Support You
Violence Free Futures provides a comprehensive range of counseling services designed to empower women, men, and children as they overcome their circumstances. We understand that those who have experienced domestic abuse find significant healing through counseling, and we’re here to support their journey toward recovery. We offer both individual and group approaches, to help victims recover from past and/or present abuse, along with counseling for both adults and youth ages 3 1/2 through 18. *All services are provided free of charge unless otherwise noted.
As you consider intervention services for you or your children, we hope you will take a look at the Client Rights Grievance and Behavior Support Management Practices.
If you are interested in any of the programs described below you may contact our Helpline at 937.426.2334.
Individual Therapy
Mental health counseling services are available for both adults and youth who are dealing with the effects of domestic violence or sexual assault. Our individual counseling sessions provide a safe and supportive environment that is tailored to address the emotional and psychological impact of abuse.
Individual Case Management
Our case management service offers practical support, helping clients develop essential life skills necessary for building a stable, independent life.
Sexual Assault Survivor Support Group
This is a weekly open support group for adult survivors of sexual violence. Prior to joining, participants must complete a phone screening to ensure appropriate support is provided.
DIVERT
We have collaborative partnerships with law enforcement jurisdictions throughout Greene County where we offer information and assistance to link families with support and safety who have experienced domestic disputes or domestic violence.
Voices
This group provides education and emotional support for teens (ages 13-17) who have either witnessed or experienced domestic violence. Topics include understanding domestic violence, developing personal resilience, and learning nonviolent conflict resolution skills.
Step-Up
A weekly psycho-educational group aimed at helping youth (ages 13-17) who have committed or are at risk of committing acts of violence. The program focuses on breaking the cycle of violence and fostering healthier behavioral patterns by building strong character and foster positive family relationships. Referrals come from the community or the Greene County Juvenile Court.
Healthy Homes
A psycho-educational, eight-week program designed for adults who have experienced domestic violence. Topics include understanding domestic violence, the impact of trauma, pathways to healing, and other relevant issues.
Phase II Healthy Homes
Following the Healthy Homes program, this therapy group offers continued support for participants who need additional therapeutic intervention for healing and recovery.
Smiles
This eight-week program is for children ages 4 to 12 whose parents participate in the Healthy Homes program. Smiles focuses on helping children identify and express their feelings, recognize personal strengths, and positively navigate challenging experiences.
After Care Group
For clients who have transitioned out of the residential program, After Care provides ongoing support through monthly group meetings, offering a space to continue healing and growth.
Domestic Violence Intervention Program (DVIP)
A 15-week psycho-educational group for individuals who have perpetrated violence. The focus is on breaking the cycle of abuse and preventing future violent behavior. Please fill out the authorization form here. *There is a fee for this service.
Women Who Resort to Force
This 15-week therapy and psycho-educational group is designed for women who have used violence in response to abuse. The group works to address their past experiences and prevent future incidents.