Business Details
20 Years
experience
Trusted Domestic Abuse Support Services
Established in January 2006, we are a dedicated charity providing therapeutic counselling and support for individuals affected by domestic abuse. Our services cater to victims, perpetrators, children, and young people across Warwickshire, with a focus on reducing repeat victimisation and enhancing family safety. Our team of qualified counsellors delivers tailored interventions, including face-to-face, telephone, and online sessions, alongside specialist programmes for vulnerable groups. We adhere to professional standards through regular training and membership of RESPECT, the national domestic violence umbrella organisation.Our approach prioritises individual needs, offering non-judgmental support for both male and female clients in heterosexual and same-sex relationships. With offices in Bedworth and operational flexibility across the county, we provide initial 16-week therapy programmes extendable based on client requirements. Our commitment to confidentiality ensures clients feel safe to discuss their experiences without pressure, supported by a team that values empathy, expertise, and ethical practice.
Services
Victim Counselling
Partner Support
Perpetrator Intervention
Children's Therapy
Group Sessions
Telephone Counselling
Online Sessions
Parenting Support
Learning Disability Support
Safety Planning
Details
- Year established: 2006
Highlights and features
- We offer 16-week therapy programmes with qualified counsellors.
- Our services cover victims, perpetrators, and children affected by abuse.
- We operate county-wide with flexible appointment options.
- Our team attends annual professional training to maintain best practices.
- We provide non-judgmental support for diverse relationship dynamics.
Services
Victim Counselling
Confidential one-to-one counselling for domestic abuse victims, available face-to-face, via telephone, or through Microsoft Teams. Sessions address emotional trauma, safety planning, and recovery strategies. Our non-judgmental approach supports clients in heterosexual and same-sex relationships.
Perpetrator Intervention
Structured programmes for individuals seeking to address abusive behaviours. Counsellors explore triggers and promote accountability while prioritising victim safety. Sessions focus on understanding consequences and developing healthier relationship patterns through evidence-based methodologies.
Children's Therapy
Specialist counselling for children aged 5-16 affected by domestic abuse. Includes individual therapy, group sessions, and age-specific programmes like 'Feeling Much Safer' to address emotional and behavioural challenges in a supportive environment.
Partner Support
Support for partners of perpetrators, covering risk evaluation, emotional well-being, and decision-making about relationship futures. Services include safety planning and guidance during child contact arrangements post-separation.
Group Sessions
Group therapy for women and children aged 5-11, fostering peer support and shared experiences. Sessions focus on building resilience, improving communication, and creating networks of understanding among participants facing similar challenges.
People
Kerry Thorpe
Services Manager
Overseeing service delivery, Kerry manages counselling programmes and client assessments. With extensive experience in domestic abuse support, she ensures therapeutic interventions align with organisational standards and client needs.
Lynn Bell
Senior Admin
Coordinating administrative operations, Lynn supports service logistics and client communications. Her role ensures efficient management of appointments, documentation, and team coordination across Warwickshire.
Kate Farmer
Chief Officer
Leading organisational strategy, Kate directs service development and compliance. With a background in charity management, she focuses on expanding support networks and maintaining RESPECT accreditation standards.
Questions
What areas do you cover?
We operate across Warwickshire, including Bedworth, Nuneaton, and North Warwickshire. Availability in other areas depends on funding.
Do you offer online counselling?
Yes, we provide Microsoft Teams sessions alongside face-to-face and telephone counselling options for flexible access.
Are services confidential?
All sessions are strictly confidential, with counsellors ensuring privacy and discretion throughout the therapeutic process.
How long are therapy programmes?
Initial programmes last 16 weeks, with extensions available based on individual progress and ongoing needs assessments.
Can men access support?
Yes, we support both male and female victims and perpetrators in heterosexual and same-sex relationships without discrimination.
Do you help children affected by abuse?
We offer age-specific therapy for children aged 5-16, including group sessions and individual counselling to address emotional impacts.
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