B.R.I.D.G.E.S
B.R.I.D.G.E.S believes in the healing power of education. The program considers the latest research on adolescent dating violence and violence intervention and recognizes violence as cultural, systemic, and interdependent. The program consists of 24 weekly sessions and aims to build emotional regulation skills and challenge belief systems about violence from an intersectional framework.
The curriculum addresses the following:
Belief System and accountability Relationship history
Indicators and motivations Defense mechanisms
Gender stereotyping
Ending cyber violence
Stalking diversion
For detailed information about B.R.I.D.G.E.S, click here.
How to join?
Step Two: schedule an assessment
Step Three: download and sign all forms*
*Please download and sign each form, then email them to aguthery@nwfamilylife.org
Please contact me if you have more questions.
Origins
This curriculum was created in partnership with Northwest Family Life for King County Superior Court - Juvenile Court Services to contribute to the assessment and intervention pilot - B.R.I.D.G.E.S.
What to expect
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The program is a group format and participants meet weekly over Zoom for 1.5 hours over a 24-week period.
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Each session guides members through discussions and activities that are reflective and skill-building.
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Group members will engage in work outside of the group in order to enhance and solidify learning.
Costs
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Assessment - $450.00
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On-Board Session - $125/hour
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Monthly reports - $20/month
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Individual Counseling/Phone calls - $125/hour
