Men's Accountability and Change Program
This program operates under the philosophy that domestic violence is a learned pattern of behavior rooted in power and control—not a result of anger, substance use, or mental illness alone. Through group education, cognitive-behavioral interventions, and individualized counseling, participants learn to identify abusive thinking patterns, take responsibility for their actions, and practice behaviors that promote equality, empathy, and respect in relationships.
When accountability grows, safety follows. Join us to learn more!
Why it Works:
This program is built on the Duluth Model, a nationally recognized framework that promotes accountability, reduces violence, and strengthens community safety.
Additional Information:
- Male, 18 years or older
- Acknowledges involvement in domestic violence or intimate partner abuse
- Medically and psychiatrically stable
- Commitment to sobriety during participation
- Agreement to nonviolence, confidentiality, accountability, and participation rules
- Duration: 26–52 weeks (based on individual need, court mandate, or treatment plan)
- Weekly group sessions (90 minutes) facilitated by two trained staff members (one male and one female preferably)
- Monthly individual sessions for personalized support and accountability
- Group Size: Limited to 8–10 participants
- Facilitators: Trained in the Duluth Model, trauma-informed care, and motivational interviewing, or at least overseen by a person trained in the Duluth Model.

