Our services
We provide a wide range of professional services to meet the needs of our clients. We start with ensuring that everyone's basic needs are met, and then we provide specialized support to ensure that healing and progress are possible.
Transitional
Housing
Often when there is abuse in the home, the survivor must choose between housing insecurity and violence. Our transitional housing program fills the gap between crisis and stability by providing safe, free housing for women and children who are in need. Residents in our Transitional Housing Program also participate in our Case Management and Therapy programs.
The Transitional Program is a dual-generation, wrap-around program where our residents benefit from the coordinated care provided by our social workers for up to two years in residence and up to a year post residency.
In order to be considered for our Transitional Program applicants must complete our admissions process which includes an application and an interview. Please use the link below to send an inquiry.
*This process can take time, and there is often a wait list. If you are in need of emergency shelter, please call 1-800-799-7233.
Trauma Informed Therapy
Transformation House's Licensed Clinical Social Workers provide free trauma-informed therapy in individual and group settings to women and children who have experienced trauma and abuse.
Our clinicians are trained in CBT, DBT, CPT, sand tray, IFS, Prolonged Exposure and EMDR. Our children's therapist is a Certified Play Therapist.
The goal of our therapeutic program is for clients to experience a reduction in symptoms that lead to a better quality of life. These services are available to all women and children in our community.
To request an appointment with a licensed therapist, please click below.
Case Management
Our Case Management Services are rooted in the core values of social work. We believe in the dignity and worth of every human, the importance and worth of every person, and in every person's right to self determination.
At Transformation House our Case Management Services are available free of charge to any woman who has experienced abuse. The services include information, referrals, assessments, skill-building, and training.
To apply for our Case Management Services please click below.
Prevention and Intervention
Preventing and intervening early are the best ways to decrease the incidence of domestic violence in our area. The research tells us that some of the best strategies for prevention are:
- Teaching safe and healthy relationship skills
- Engaging influential adults and peers
- Creating protective environments
- Strengthening economic supports for families
We partner with organizations, faith communities, and businesses who are committed to making our community safer by providing training and tools that equip them to engage in best practices. CEUs are available in certain circumstances.
Learn more and request a training below.
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OUR TRAININGS
DV 101
This training provides a foundational overview of domestic and interpersonal violence, using traumThis training provides a foundational overview of domestic and interpersonal violence, using trauma-informed and research-based perspectives to explain how abuse affects individuals, families, and communities.a informed and research based perspectives to explain how abuse affects individuals, families, and communities. Participants learn about the dynamics of power and control, common forms of abuse, and the emotional, behavioral, and physical impacts of domestic violence. The session also includes key national data on prevalence and risk, along with practical guidance for recognizing warning signs, responding with compassion, and connecting survivors to supportive resources that promote safety, stability, and healing.
Red Flags
This training equips participants with the knowledge and tools to recognize the warning signs of domestic and intimate partner violence and respond in safe, supportive ways. Through an overview of abuse dynamics, including the Power and Control Wheel, the Cycle of Abuse, and common tactics such as intimidation, isolation, gaslighting, and economic control, attendees learn how abuse shows up in real relationships. The session also highlights red flags in both victims and their partners, compares healthy, unhealthy, and abusive relationship patterns, and provides guidance on how to start conversations, offer support, and connect individuals to local resources and safety planning.
Safety Planning
This training provides a practical introduction to safety planning for individuals experiencing domestic or interpersonal violence. Participants learn what safety planning is, why it is essential, and how it helps survivors reduce risk and regain a sense of control. The session covers how to identify warning signs, assess immediate and ongoing safety concerns, and create personalized plans for home, work, school, and digital spaces. Emphasis is placed on survivor centered, trauma informed approaches that prioritize autonomy, confidentiality, and connection to supportive resources.
Teen Dating Violence
This training focuses on raising awareness of teen dating violence and equipping adults and communities with the tools to prevent abuse and support young people in unhealthy or dangerous relationships. Participants learn what teen dating violence is, including physical, sexual, emotional, digital, and stalking behaviors, and explore the warning signs that a teen may be experiencing abuse. The session also addresses why teens may stay in abusive relationships, how technology and social media can be used for control, and what parents, educators, and caregivers can do to promote healthy relationships, start supportive conversations, and connect teens to appropriate resources and help.
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