After a sexual assault, life can become challenging. Trauma symptoms like flashbacks or nightmares, avoidance of places or people that remind you of the assault, changes in sleeping and eating patterns, changes in mood, and having difficulty expressing how you feel can negatively impact your life. Seeing a counselor regularly can help you meet goals to take back control and gain confidence.
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In counseling, you are matched with a qualified sexual assault counselor that will meet you where you are. Counseling sessions are client-led. This means that the client has the control of how counseling session go. Your counselor will work with you to develop a plan to meet your goals and help you work towards them.
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Our counseling services are for all ages, 4 years old and up. We can provide counseling sessions in our offices or at other convenient and confidential places throughout the community, such as schools and churches. Options for phone, text/chat, or video counseling are available upon request.
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We offer counseling for survivors and their family members who are impacted by the sexual assault. Counseling sessions can be individual, in family, or in our weekly groups.
Individual Counseling
One-on-One Support
Counseling for: ​
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Children
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Teens
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Adults
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Survivors
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Family members affected by assault
Goal areas include:
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Coping skills
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Building empowerment
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Psychoeducation
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Body safety
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Trauma processing
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Healthy relationships
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and more
Significant Other Support
Counseling for: ​
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Couples
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Caregiver and child
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Siblings
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Whole family units
Goal areas include:
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Communication skills
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Empathy building
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Healthy relationships
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Setting boundaries
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and more
Family Counseling
Group Counseling
Peer Support
Throughout the year, we have groups for current clients. These groups focus on general topics related to healing from sexual assault. Groups are determined by age and interest.
