Children’s Services
Turning Point offers Trauma-Informed domestic violence services to children as part of a continuum of care for healing and family recovery. Individual and Group Counseling Services are free.
Individual Counseling
- Children and youth (ages 6-18)
- One-on-one sessions with an experienced Children’s Advocate.
- Session topics are personal to the child’s trauma, experiences and needs.
Teen Counseling
- Develop an understanding for domestic violence and teen dating violence.
- Learn to talk openly and express feelings in healthy ways regarding domestic violence and teen dating violence.
- Understand and identify healthy and unhealthy relationships.
- Strengthen self-esteem and set boundaries.
Support Groups
- Groups led by a Children’s Advocate or Prevention/Education Advocate.
- Children’s Group (ages 6-12): Topics include those covered in individual counseling and allow children to share and learn from others.*
- Teen Group (ages 13-18): Teen groups may focus on topics unique to teens, including dating violence.
*Children will need registration paperwork completed before attending.
Children who experience domestic violence & don’t receive treatment are...
6X
More likely to
Commit Suicide
50%
More likely to
Abuse Drugs & Alcohol
74%
More likely to
Commit a Violent Crime
“The impact of childhood domestic violence can be life long in terms of physical and mental health problems, such as anxiety, depression, and traumatic stress, difficulty in relationships with others, academic and employment failures, and trouble parenting.”
Dr. Sandra A. Graham-Bermann