Domestic Violence Education
Recognize it. Respond to it. Help someone through it.
Abuse is rarely only physical — it is control, coercion, and fear that people learn to hide. These sessions give schools, workplaces, community groups, and survivors the understanding and language to notice it early and respond with care.
Who It's For
Education shaped around your people
Every audience meets domestic violence differently. Each session is built around the people in the room — their roles, their concerns, and the situations they actually face.
Schools & Educators
Notice the signs in students and colleagues, and respond in a way that keeps people safe.
- Warning signs and behavior changes
- Supporting someone who discloses
- Referral pathways and local resources
Businesses & Workplaces
Practical guidance for managers and HR teams supporting an employee through abuse.
- Abuse beyond the physical
- Manager practices and workplace policy
- Safety, attendance and flexibility
Community & Faith Orgs
Awareness sessions that equip congregations and community groups to show up well.
- Raising awareness without stigma
- Supporting survivors without judgment
- Building referral relationships
Survivors & Support Groups
Education and healing spaces for people rebuilding their lives after abuse.
- Understanding abuse, trauma and healing
- Rebuilding safety, boundaries and self-trust
- Finding your voice and reclaiming strength
Why this work matters to me
I am a survivor of mental and emotional abuse, and I lost my niece to domestic violence. This education exists so fewer people face abuse alone — and so the people around them know what to say, what to do, and where to turn.
Not sure who you'd like to reach?
Tell me your audience and I'll shape the session around them.
Request a SessionFormats: 60–90 minute awareness workshops, half-day and full-day training, multi-session survivor programs, and community events — in person or virtual.
These sessions are educational — they are not counseling, legal advice, or emergency help. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911. The National Domestic Violence Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-799-7233 (thehotline.org).
Investment
Program rates
Complimentary 15-minute Discovery Call
Book Free Call- 60–90 minute Virtual or In-Person Awareness Workshopfrom $350
- 2–3 hour Staff Professional Development (up to 30 participants)from $750
- Leadership & Organizational Trainingfrom $1,500
- Multi-Session Program (4–6 sessions over several weeks)from $4,500
Plus applicable travel expenses.
Bring this education to your organization
Tell me about your school, workplace, or community group, and I'll design a program that fits your people, your goals, and your schedule.
Book Your Free Discovery Call