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Helpful Organizations

ARMS, ABUSE RECOVERY MINISTRY

One of these is ARMS, Abuse Recovery Ministry. This group is based out of Oregon but is spreading. This group teaches women that they do not have to be victims of abuse , that it is not God's plan. They offer groups form men and women who are abusive to help them recover from their behaviors. I have completed training to lead the Her Journey classes. I know it will be a benefit to many women.

Her Journey

A 15-week faith-based, non-denominational weekly class. The class assists women in healing from current or past abusive or controlling relationships. Lessons include topics including Understanding abuse, Boundaries, Depression, Believing in your True Value, Anger, Submission vs Oppression, and more. Classes are free to attendees as they are paid for by donations. We now have local classes in Georgia.

ManKind

is a faith-based program committed to helping men who have used abusive and controlling behaviors. Our goals are to:

help them to be accountable for their behavior
recognize and stop all forms of abuse and control
change belief systems that support those behaviors
understand how they have affected others
learn new non-abusive beliefs and skills to handle conflict

Fees and homework are required.

Virtue

Virtue is a program committed to helping women who have displayed abusive or controlling behaviors, and who may also be victims of abuse. Our goals are to:

help her recognize domestic abuse
heal from her past abuse
stop all forms of abusive behaviors she may be exhibiting

New tools for handling conflict resolution and appropriate boundary-setting skills are taught. Intake, fees, homework and regular attendance are required.

You can connect to ARMS at Abuse Recovery Ministry & Services
National Office:
PO Box 663 Hillsboro, OR 97123
503-846-9284 or 866-262-9284
email: info@abuserecovery.org

www.abuserecovery.org

Founded in 2013, in Coweta County Georgia, the board of directors made a decision to be a youth based development organization. How does this work? By working with parents and other adults in a child’s life. The board of directors, working together with those in our community designed a strategic plan that looks at barriers our families and youth are facing that prevent success. Looking at generational patterns in families, we look for solutions to the issues that prevent them from success.

For over 40 years Christian Families Today has been coaching, counseling, training and equipping men, women and children how to build biblically healthy lives and families. Our purpose, hope and desire is to see everyone operating in loving, peaceful relationships with God, themselves, and others. I personally participated in the counseling for over a year then completed Advanced Discipleship Counseling parts I. II. III & IV. My husband and I attended the Grow in Grace Seminars. I highly reccommend their services for healing and personal growth.

Their Living IN Jesus Study and their podcast are excellent resources for you.

Check those out. https://cftministry.org/podcast/

Contact Christian Families Today

https://cftministry.org
(770) 502-8050
174 Ashley Park Blvd STE 1
Newnan, GA 30263

Hope Revisited’s mission is to create a safe and stable environment where families, disconnected due to life circumstances, learn to thrive and achieve unification for generations to come. We will achieve our mission using a three prong approach. Early intervention followed by education sealed with a support system.

1. We will offer our safe visitation center for family use as soon as visits are ordered, eliminating the need to find a place to have the visits.

2.During visits we will offer resources such as parent aides, planned family activities, bonding activities, and relationship building and strengthening activities. We will also offer professionally taught classes for the parents separate from their visits with basic life skills like budgeting, resume writing, cooking, parenting, couponing and more. We will work closely with DFCS in an effort to provide customized classes based on the needs of the families we work with.

3.The third prong to our approach is putting support systems in place for families.

Hope Revisited is using a model that creates, promotes and sustains long term change for families in our community. The model will raise families that are strong, can withstand tribulations and life circumstances that are thrown their way. These changes will affect families for generations to come and make our community a better place to raise families that stay together and support each other even in the toughest of times.