Our life coaching services are designed to help individuals achieve personal growth, transformation, overcome obstacles, and reach their full potential.

We work one-on-one with clients to help them create their goals, identify challenges, make positive changes in various aspects of life.

Whether navigating a major transition or striving for self-improvement we offer tools and strategies to create lasting transformation.

Our 12 -week domestic violence education classes are designed to provide information about the dynamics of domestic violence.

These classes aim to help individuals understand the signs, impact, and underlying causes of abuse, whether it’s physical, emotional, psychological, or financial.

We provide resources for both victims and perpetrators, with a focus on prevention, safety, insight on identifying unhealthy patterns, build healthy coping strategies to discover different avenues that promote healing.

Our classes focus on accountability, understanding the harm caused, learning healthy communication, conflict-resolution skills, and taking steps to break the cycle of violence.

Domestic violence advocates offer a compassionate, non-judgmental space for individuals to share their experiences while empowering them to make informed decisions about their futures and safety.

We provide domestic violence advocacy that involves support helping individuals navigate the legal, social, and emotional challenges, legal protections, such as restraining orders, shelter resources, and create a path toward safety, independence, and recovery.

Safety planning for domestic violence victims is a personalized, proactive strategy designed to help individuals plan for their safety in situations where they may face immediate or future danger from an abuser.

This plan involves assessing the risks in the victim’s environment and developing specific steps to protect themselves and their loved ones.

Safety planning can cover a variety of scenarios, including during an abusive incident, when leaving an unsafe environment, or in preparation for future encounters with the abuser.