Business Details
Since 1989, Northwest Family Life's network of faith based counselors has been characterized by a strong commitment to our mission of "assisting individuals and families in finding hope and healing when facing the pain of domestic violence, trafficking, trauma, and related issues."
As a non-profit learning and counseling center based in the greater Seattle area, we have a three-pronged approach to ending domestic violence: advocacy, intervention, and prevention.Northwest Family Life is a 501(c)3 organization. RSVP to join us now! Our goal for this fundraiser is to raise $100,000!
As a non-profit learning and counseling center based in the greater Seattle area, we have a three-pronged approach to ending domestic violence: advocacy, intervention, and prevention.Northwest Family Life is a 501(c)3 organization. RSVP to join us now! Our goal for this fundraiser is to raise $100,000!
Services
About Us
We are a network of counselors committed to our mission of assisting "individuals and families in finding hope and healing when facing the pain of domestic violence, sex trafficking, trauma, and related issues." We are a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to providing education and therapy within Washington State.
Counseling
New clients who are looking to start therapy with one of our providers can view the therapist profiles to find the counselor who will be the best fit or call our main office at 206-363-9601 to talk with someone who can help with the process. All calls are confidential. Most major insurance plans are accepted, and sliding scale fees are available on a limited basis for those who qualify.
Penny’s Place
Northwest Family Life supports and directs a transitional housing program called Penny's Place. Penny's Place is a therapeutic transitional safe house where women and their children fleeing domestic violence and/or trafficking can come and live in supportive community.
Our mission is to provide physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual support that allows for good mental health for women and their children transitioning out of domestic violence and/or trafficking.We have space for up to 8 women and children to live in an intentionally small homelike environment.
Our mission is to provide physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual support that allows for good mental health for women and their children transitioning out of domestic violence and/or trafficking.We have space for up to 8 women and children to live in an intentionally small homelike environment.
Intervention & Treatment
Northwest Family Life conducts a State-Certified Batterers' Treatment Program for perpetrators of domestic violence.
This Intervention program meets the WAC 388-60 for Batterers' Treatment and provides an opportunity for individuals to understand the effects of abuse, take responsibility for behavior, remain accountable, change attitudes of power and control in relationships, learn anger management skills, and heal from their personal cycles of violence.
This Intervention program meets the WAC 388-60 for Batterers' Treatment and provides an opportunity for individuals to understand the effects of abuse, take responsibility for behavior, remain accountable, change attitudes of power and control in relationships, learn anger management skills, and heal from their personal cycles of violence.
Training
Through speaking, teaching, and presentations, Northwest Family Life has served the community by providing awareness and education on domestic violence and related issues. The Northwest Family Life team offers Education and training locally, nationally, and internationally. We support a number of other countries in their work to end domestic violence, including: Canada, Russia, Moldova, Nepal, The Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Turkey and more.
Speaking Up
Are you concerned that the clients you are seeing are minimizing or excusing violence and abuse in their relationships because they are Christians? This training is a valuable to assist you to understand the complexities of abuse and give you language and tools to make a difference in their lives to achieve the goals of safety for the victims and accountability for the abuser.
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