About the Clinical Services Program

Launched in 2006, the program has provided ongoing clinical services to children ages 0 - 17, their siblings and non-offending parents or guardians who have been impacted by domestic violence. Therapy is provided by a fully licensed clinician with years of experience.

Program Benefits the Whole Family

The Clinical program is designed to benefit the entire family by reducing the amount of trauma an individual may experience. Other benefits also include but or not limited to:

• Breaking the muli-generational cycle of violence experienced by families.
• Working with parents and guardians to meet the needs of children (parenting under the stress of DV).
• Improving daily functioning at school and home.
• Responding to the mental health of children and youth.
• Reducing risk barriers for at risk families.
• "Mommy and Me" sessions (children ages 0 - 5 with parent) or KIDSHARE group for all children.

Who Qualifies for Services?

The Clinical Services program serves children ages 0-17, their siblings and non-offending parents or guardians who have been impacted by domestic violence. All services are provided in-house at The Center. There is no waiting list or second intake process to receive services.

Schedule an Appointment

To find out more about the Clinical Services program or to schedule an appointment, call The Center for Women and Families at (203) 334-6154 and ask for the Clinical Services Clinician!