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VIOLENCE INTERVENTION

The violence intervention programs offered by ACCESS are based upon an "assets model of care" . That simply means that the professional staff emphasizes each person's strengths, rather than confronting weaknesses. The treatment team identifies the practices and beliefs that endanger the individuals and communities, and works in a collaborative and nonjudgemental manner. Counseling services offered include individual and group counseling; couples and/or family counseling is availible indicated.

Group Topics Include

Power/Control and Violence
Alcohol, Drugs, and Violence
Communication Skills
Family Roles
Helping Others
Interpersonal Relationships
Negotiating Skills
Parenting Skills
Spirituality
Stress Reduction
Unresolved Anger

Basic Tenants of Violence Intervention Services

Recognizes the intrinsic value and dignity of all human beings.
Does not judge behavior as good or bad.
Recognizes the competency of people to make choices and changes in their lives.
Provides options in a nonjudgmental, non-coercive way.
Recognizes the diversity of people, and the necessity for outreach and services that reflect every person's needs