

Batterer's Intervention Program in Kentucky
Batterer's Intervention Program
We can help stop the
abusive and controlling behavior.
What is BIP?
Batterer's Intervention Program, or BIP, is a 28-week program geared toward helping domestic violence perpetrators break the cycle of violence in their relationships, build empathy toward others, and create a plan for restitution for those they have hurt.
Often this program is court-ordered, but you do not have to be referred by the courts to enroll.
Participants are required to complete at least 20 of the 28 sessions in order to successfully finish the program.
Sessions may include the following topics:
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Effects of domestic violence on victims and witnesses
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Cycle of violence and other dynamics of domestic violence
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Personal responsibility for domestic violence
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Use of power, control, and coercion in an intimate relationship
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The roles of alcohol and drug abuse in domestic violence
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Constructive and nonviolent methods for resolving conflict
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Parenting after violence
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Relapse prevention techniques

OUR TEAM
Our team of compassionate BIP Specialists are trained to help you create a plan to prevent relapses.


Step 1:
Call our office
Speak with our client care coordinator and learn the next steps.
606-401-2966
Step 2:
Interview and assessment
You'll meet with one of our BIP Specialists who will interview you to see if you meet the BIP critera.
Step 3:
Join your treatment group
Complete your 20 weeks of treatment, your individual progress review sessions, and your treatment tasks.
Step 4:
Discharge planning session
Complete an exit interview with a BIP Specialist to review your progress and finalize your relapse prevention plan.