Compassionate Mental Health Counseling & Therapy — Serving Nationwide

Domestic Violence and Abuse Counseling in the Bronx and Online

A Safe, Confidential Space to Be Heard and Supported

If you are being hurt or controlled by a partner, family member or someone close to you, it is not your fault, and you deserve support. Our bilingual, licensed therapists offer a confidential, non-judgmental space to process what you have experienced, rebuild your sense of safety and explore your options at your own pace. We offer in-person sessions in the Bronx and online sessions nationwide, 7 days a week, 6 AM to 10 PM.

Signs You May Be Experiencing Abuse

A partner or family member who insults, humiliates or controls what you do, who you see or how you spend money
Feeling afraid of someone’s reactions or walking on eggshells
Threats, intimidation, pushing, hitting or other physical harm
Being isolated from friends, family or support
Feeling anxious, ashamed, numb or doubting yourself because of how you are treated

Safety notice: If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For confidential support 24/7, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 (or text START to 88788). If you are thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988. If someone monitors your devices, consider using a safe device and clearing your browser history after visiting this page.

HOW THERAPY HELPS

Support at your pace, centered on your safety

Your therapist tailors sessions to your situation and goals.

Feel heard and believed

You share your experience in a confidential, non-judgmental space.

Build safety and coping skills

You work on tools to manage fear, anxiety and stress, and think through safety planning.

Rebuild your confidence

You reconnect with your strengths and explore what you want for your future.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions before you book.

What counts as domestic violence or abuse?

Abuse can be physical, emotional, verbal, sexual or financial, and can include controlling or isolating behavior. It can happen in any relationship or family.

Is what I tell my therapist confidential?

Therapy is confidential, with limited legal exceptions that your therapist will explain at the start.

Can therapy help if I am still in the relationship?

Yes. You can talk about your situation and your options at your own pace, whatever you decide.

Which therapy approach will you use?

It depends on your therapist’s evaluation of your needs, history and goals. Your therapist will explain the approach and adjust it over time.

Can I attend sessions online?

Yes. Online therapy is available nationwide, and in-person sessions are available in the Bronx.

Do you accept my insurance?

We accept many major plans, and coverage varies by plan and state. See our Accepted Insurances page, and our Intake team can give you more accurate information.

You deserve to feel safe and supported.

Book a session with a licensed clinician, online or in person.