Domestic violence can take many forms, physical, emotional, verbal, or financial abuse, and it often leaves deep, lasting wounds. Survivors may experience anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, isolation, or feelings of worthlessness. Whether you’re currently in an unsafe situation or healing from a past relationship, the impacts can reach every part of life: self-esteem, work, parenting, and even physical health. Domestic violence affects people of all genders, backgrounds, and ages, and no one should have to face it alone.

Therapists at Westside Behavioral Care provide compassionate, confidential support to help survivors of domestic violence reclaim safety and rebuild their sense of self. Treatment may include trauma-informed care approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), or Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), depending on each client’s needs. Therapy may focus on boundary setting, trauma recovery, safety planning, or processing long-term emotional scars. Many clients find it helpful to ask about a provider’s experience working with abuse survivors and what modalities they offer for trauma support.

You can meet with a therapist in person at locations across the Greater Denver Area or through secure online sessions available throughout Colorado. All Westside Behavioral Care providers are in-network with Kaiser Permanente, and many accept additional major insurance plans to help make care more accessible. Getting support for domestic violence is a powerful step, one you don’t have to take alone.