Crime Victims Council offers both individual and group counseling for anyone who is a victim of crime, families, and significant others.  Counseling is provided by trained professionals and is available at no cost. 

 

All of CVC’s counselors, staff, and interns have received the state-required 40 hour sexual assault counselor training, in addition to their masters’ level training in social work and/or counseling psychology.  Counseling services are trauma-informed and counselors draw on a variety of modalities including narrative therapy, sensory trauma interventions, feminist therapy, mindfulness, psychodynamic theories, and empirically supported methods such as CBT and DBT.

 

If you are a victim of a crime and believe that counseling may help you in your process of healing, or have questions about any of our services, please call (610) 437-6610 to speak to our staff.