Family Violence Intervention Program for Men and Women
Virtual
Whether you’re court-ordered to attend or voluntarily seeking assistance, our family violence intervention program (FVIP) is specifically designed to intervene with regard to intimate partner violence and assist with how to be in a relationship without violence.

Violence is viewed as learned behavior that is primarily motivated by a desire, whether conscious or unconscious, by the abuser to control the victim (Adams, 2003). It is seen as one of many forms of abusive behaviors chosen by abusers to have power and control over someone. The FVIP is a 90-minute weekly class for 24 weeks in a virtual group setting, following the approved Choice Theory Method standards to ensure quality treatment. The goal is to rehabilitate family violence offenders by holding them accountable, transforming their way of thinking, and prioritizing victim safety while eliminating domestic violence and abuse. Call (706) 869-7373 or (706) 288-5836 to begin your journey to being a better you.
Our goal is to help participants:
- Take accountability for harmful behaviors
- Transform their thinking and choices
- Prioritize victim safety
- Eliminate patterns of domestic violence and abuse
Call (706) 869‑7373 or (706) 288‑5836 to begin your journey toward becoming a better you.
Why Choose CorePoint Counseling & Coaching
Specialized Expertise in Family Violence Intervention Our facilitators are trained in the Choice Theory Method and experienced in guiding participants through accountability‑based change. We understand the beliefs and behaviors that drive violence—and we know how to help clients replace them with responsibility, respect, and healthier patterns.
Accountability‑Focused, Safety‑Driven Approach We prioritize victim safety and personal responsibility. Participants learn to recognize abusive behaviors, challenge harmful thinking, and develop new skills that support non‑violence and long‑term change.
Family‑ and Veteran‑Owned Values We bring community commitment, service‑driven leadership, and strong family values to every client we support. Our roots in the CSRA mean we care deeply about the families who live here.
Compassionate, Direct, and Professional Support We balance accountability with empathy. Clients are challenged to grow, but they are also supported throughout the process. We create a respectful environment where participants can be honest, learn, and change without shame.
A Safe, Structured Environment for Real Change Our groups are consistent, predictable, and supportive—designed to help participants stay engaged and build insight week by week.
Flexible Scheduling Options We offer virtual classes and evening sessions to accommodate work, family, and life responsibilities.
Strengthening Families and Communities Our mission extends beyond completing a program. We help individuals break cycles of abuse, rebuild trust, and contribute to safer homes and healthier communities.
Our goal is to help you build healthier relationships, resolve conflicts, and enhance your overall family well-being. Give us a call today, and let us help your family thrive and overcome challenges together.
We understand that seeking help via our family violence intervention program can be a significant decision, and we commend you for taking this step toward a happier and more fulfilling family life. Rest assured, we are here to listen, support, and guide you through the process. Contact us today to schedule an appointment, and let us help your family flourish.
Improve family dynamics with our family violence intervention program. Call us now at (706) 869-7373 for positive changes.
Women’s Class: Virtual
Tuesday 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Men’s Class: Virtual
Tuesday 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Intake – $65
Class – $35 / 24 Weeks
At CorePoint Counseling & Coaching, our family violence intervention program is available to people in the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA), including Martinez, Evans, Augusta, Hephzibah, and Grovetown, Georgia, as well as North Augusta and Aiken County, South Carolina, and throughout Georgia.