Healing from trauma takes time, support, and compassion. Our therapy and support groups offer a safe, welcoming space to process experiences, build resilience, and move toward healing.
We also offer educational support classes led by trained community advocates. These ongoing groups can be joined at any time and cover topics such as resiliency, boundaries, safety planning, and coping skills. All are welcome. View our calendar for current class topics.
Educational Support Classes - Wednesdays
1433 East 840 North, Orem, UT 84097
6:00pm Domestic Violence Support Class (English)
7:00pm Domestic Violence Support Class (Spanish)
7:00pm Sexual Assault Support Class (English)
8:00pm Sexual Assault Support Class (Spanish)
Therapeutic Services Available
- Individual Therapy
- Support Groups for Survivors
- Crisis Counseling
- Referrals to Long-Term Mental Health Services
- Evidence-Based Practice
- Education Support Classes
If you or someone you know is struggling with the emotional effects of abuse or trauma, you are not alone — and healing is possible.
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Who can access therapy and support group services?
Services are available to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and abuse.
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Is there a cost for therapy or groups?
No. All therapy and support services are offered free of charge.
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What types of therapy do you provide?
We offer individual counseling as well as open and closed therapy groups. Our services are trauma-informed and evidence-based. We provide a variety of modalities including CBT and EMDR.
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What are support groups like?
Support groups provide a safe, confidential place to connect with others who have had similar experiences. Groups are guided by trained facilitators and focus on healing, resilience, and empowerment.
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How long does therapy last?
We provide short term therapy up to 24 sessions. Therapists work with individuals to provide them with resources in the community to continue with longer term support.
