Domestic Violence Programs
Family Reentry’s Domestic Violence programs are designed to help individuals understand the dynamics of domestic violence and develop the skills necessary to build healthier relationships.
Participants engage in structured group sessions that cover topics such as:
The impact of violence on partners, children, and families
Healthy communication and conflict resolution
Managing emotions, like anger and jealousy
Understanding power and control dynamics
By fostering self-awareness and promoting behavior change, classes aim to lower the likelihood of future violence and assist participants in creating safer, more respectful environments for themselves and their families.
Our Services
Family Violence Education Program (FVEP)
FVEP is a pretrial program for male and female defendants that addresses the behavioral, cognitive, and social factors that contribute to violence and abuse and stresses the legal consequences and the consequences to children and families. The program is a 9-week, 90-minute class provided for these court referrals.
Evolve
Evolve is a skills building and culturally competent, psycho-educational curriculum-based intervention for male offenders with female victims. Evolve is characterized by consistent judicial oversight with rapid response to violations, extensive specialized victim advocacy resources, and a graduated range of sanctions. The program is 52 sessions designed to address the most serious and highest risk cases.
Intimate Partner Violence - Family Assessment Intervention Response (IPV-FAIR)
IPV-FAIR provides comprehensive support to individuals and families affected by intimate partner violence. Our mission is to foster safety, healing, and empowerment through specialized services and interventions. Families are provided with a care team consisting of a licensed therapist and a family navigator. Program referrals are provided by the Connecticut Department of Children and Families (DCF).
Services Include
Trauma-Informed Care: Tailored assessment and intervention plans and treatment
Individualized Support: A compassionate, evidence-based approach that prioritizes safety and emotional well-being
Family-Centered Services: Focused on strengthening family dynamics while ensuring safety and accountability
Case Management: Access to resources, referrals, and advocacy
Explore
Explore is a 26-week group program for convicted male offenders under supervision of a probation officer and/or the court. The program is designed to address more complex and serious charges and co-occurring issues.