We offer individual, family and group counseling for survivors of intimate partner abuse and their children. Our clinicians work with clients to: 

• Reduce trauma symptoms  
• Enhance their sense of well-being 
• Increase their repertoire of coping strategies 
• Reduce depression 
• Safety plan for the short and long-term  
• Decrease feelings of isolation 
• Manage stress 

CORA focuses intensively on helping children heal from exposure to intimate partner abuse through our trauma-informed Children’s Program. This program serves children of all ages. For 0–5-year-olds, we have a First Five program that: 

• Supports parents in strengthening their attachment with their children. 
• Supports family systems in healing from trauma they experienced.   
• Empowers parents to support their children’s healing. 

 For children ages 6 and up we offer 

• Provides therapeutic treatment to children through individual, family, or group therapy.  
• Treats symptoms/behaviors that are a result of violence exposure and complex trauma. 
• Focuses on building resiliency and empowering children, youth, and families. 

Housed under our mental health department, our LGBTQ+ program ensures CORA’s services are welcoming and tailored to LGBTQ+ survivors who come to us for help. This program offers: 

• Community outreach events to raise LGBTQ+ visibility and access to education and resources.  
• Providing individual therapy and LGBTQ+ specific support groups addressing healthy relationships and abuse dynamics.  
• Consultation and training to CORA staff, as well as other agency partners, regarding LGBTQ+ survivor care.