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Family Violence Intervention Program

Structured education grounded in reflection, safety, and prevention.

A respectful group learning experience informed by the RESPONIV facilitation model.

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More than receiving information.

Participants examine beliefs, interpretations, and familiar patterns that shape how they respond in relationships. RESPONIV facilitation uses thoughtful questions, guided reflection, and practical learning to help participants recognize patterns and discover non-harmful alternatives.

Learning must support victim safety.

The safety of partners, former partners, children, and families remains central to intervention and prevention. Facilitators remain attentive to coercion, intimidation, retaliation, and other risks outside the group.

Frequently asked questions

What to know

Is FVIP psychotherapy?

No. FVIP is an educational intervention program. It is not psychotherapy, couples counseling, or a substitute for clinical care.

Is virtual participation available?

Virtual options may be available for eligible participants. Contact the Center about current enrollment and referral requirements.

Can out-of-state requirements be coordinated?

Requirements vary by jurisdiction. Acceptance must be confirmed by the referring authority.

Speak with the Center about referrals and participation.

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