Domestic Violence Counseling and Consulting

Domestic violence services are as varied as the needs of those seeking service. There are free emergency crisis intervention services for those requiring protection from immediate danger. There are shelter services for those needing housing and safety.

There are domestic violence expert consulting services for those needing an expert witness. There are domestic violence counseling services for those wanting help healing the wounds of relationship violence.

We offer domestic violence counseling and consulting services to individuals from all walks of life and in varying phases of the cycle of domestic abuse.

The Intimate Partner Abuse Treatment Program is a finely tuned domestic violence treatment protocol, integrating a psychoeducational intervention promoting change for batterers and a psychotherapeutic intervention facilitating healing for domestic abuse survivors.

These clinically proven interventions are the appropriate mode of treatment for intimate partner violence, and are delivered by licensed psychologists specializing in the treatment domestic violence.

The Intimate Partner Abuse Treatment Program combines these interventions in a parallel and concurrent format. Each partner receives their therapy individually, unlike traditional marital therapy.

This is your alternative to marital therapy, which you may know is counter-indicated for intimate partner abuse. (In other words, martial therapy is not effective for domestic abuse treatment.)

The Intimate Partner Abuse Treatment Program is an innovative treatment combination designed to end domestic abuse and save your marriage. For more information about this program, please visit: Intimate Partner Abuse Treatment Program.

The Family Violence Intervention is typically inspired by a close friend or family member of the abused. It is most often initiated prior to the individual in the abusive relationship awakening to the danger in which they live.

The intervention begins with contact from the concerned family member or friend. The focus of the first phase of the intervention is information and data collection.

Once the network of support is established to bridge the expertise into a consulting relationship with the abused, phase two of the intervention begins. This phase involves personal counseling and psychotherapy for the individual in the abusive relationship.

To review a sample case study, visit: Family Violence Intervention Program.

Individual Counseling or Psychotherapy is designed for, and initiated by, an individual that is a survivor of intimate partner violence or is a partner in interactional relationship abuse.

We employ a client/patient-centered approach integrating humanistic insight-oriented psychotherapy, by a seasoned psychologist and domestic violence victim advocate.

The counseling and psychotherapy sessions are conducted by telephone or skype, and range from 50 to 75 minutes per session.

Consulting for Legal Domestic Abuse is available for those in an abusive relationship who are interfacing with the healthcare and/or legal system. Most often this is a domestic violence survivor involved in divorce proceedings involving child custody.

We are highly sensitive to the impact of the legal abuse syndrome and allegations of parental alienation. Our expertise is in helping abuse victims protect their rights, liberties and mental health status.

All consulting sessions are conducted by telephone or skype. On site consultations are arranged as necessary and required by the case.

Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist, domestic violence consultant and leading expert in identifying the subtle communication patterns of battering relationships. She brings over 27 years of clinical practice and seasoned therapeutic communication skills to help domestic abuse survivors.

Dr. King has extensive experience working with victims in high profile cases in which one's mental health status is challenged. She is trained in clinical practice and psychopathology, and has extensive expertise in helping domestic violence survivors combat allegations of mental illness and improper psychiatric labeling.

To learn more about Dr. King's professional experience, please see her full biography and curriculum vita.

You can reserve an appointment for an initial consultation from this website.

Dr. King does not give personalized professional advice by email to individuals with whom she has no prior experience. If you would like us to help, simply reserve your appointment directly from this website.

We make every effort to accommodate each person to financially secure the best therapeutic treatment available. If you plan to use your healthcare insurance for your therapy with Dr. King, we will provide you with the necessary information to process your insurance claim. If you have a third party sponsoring your care, we will provide you with information on how to make these arrangements.

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We are here to help you in what may be the most trying time of your life. As survivors, ourselves, we can provide the most effective psychological counseling to arm you in this life-altering endeavor. We support you and encourage you toward success, and as always...

We wish you safety, health and well-being.

To schedule an appointment with Dr. King, please reserve your session:

Brief Consultation - 30 minutes

Initial Consultation - 50 to 60 minutes

Initial Consultation - 75 to 90 minutes

We will contact you within 24 hours with appointment times based on your schedule. Your payment reserves your session.