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Therapy for Intimate Partner Violence

At Guidepoint Clinic, we offer compassionate and non-judgmental therapy for individuals seeking to change harmful patterns in their relationships.

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Is Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Therapy Right For Me?

If you’ve found yourself acting in ways that harm your partner — whether through verbal, emotional, or physical aggression — it can feel difficult to admit the impact of those behaviours. Many people who contribute to intimate partner violence struggle with patterns they don’t fully understand or intend. Therapy offers a safe and nonjudgmental space to take responsibility, gain insight, and build healthier ways of relating. You may benefit from IPV-focused therapy if you’ve noticed any of the following:

Difficulty Managing Anger

Explosive arguments, frequent outbursts, or aggressive reactions can damage trust and safety in a relationship. Therapy can help you learn skills to manage conflict without escalation.

Controlling Behaviours

Trying to monitor, restrict, or dominate a partner often comes from underlying fears or unmet needs. In therapy, you can explore the roots of these behaviours and practice healthier ways of relating.

Strained Relationships

Patterns of intimidation, disrespect, or abuse often erode intimacy and connection. Therapy provides tools to rebuild accountability and strengthen healthier relationship dynamics.

Guilt or Shame

Many people who contribute to IPV carry deep feelings of regret about their actions. Therapy offers support to process these emotions while taking steps toward meaningful change.

“When we move from blame to a healthy expression of feelings and needs, connection replaces conflict.”

– Marshall B. Rosenberg

Individual Therapy for Adults

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We offer specialized therapy for Intimate Partner Violence to adults in Ontario or Newfoundland.

Taking the first step toward therapy can feel daunting, but help is just a call or click away. That’s what we’re here for.

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Common Questions

Our IPV therapy is specifically for individuals who have contributed to intimate partner violence and want to make positive change.

Yes. Many clients struggle with anger or controlling behaviours. Therapy teaches healthier ways to manage conflict and express emotions.

Therapy focuses on accountability, exploring the root causes of harmful behaviours, and building healthier relationship skills.

Yes. Sessions are confidential, with limits only if there’s a safety concern or legal requirement.

While therapy can’t guarantee reconciliation, it provides tools to improve communication, accountability, and respect in future relationships.

No. Therapy is a safe, supportive space where you can take responsibility without judgment. The focus is on growth and positive change.

Personalized Treatment Tailored Just For You.

Every person’s journey is unique, which is why we offer tailored treatment plans to meet your specific needs. Through one-on-one virtual therapy, our clinicians provide a safe, nonjudgmental space to take responsibility for harmful behaviours. Together with your therapist, you will create a roadmap for meaningful change, focusing on accountability, healthier relationships, and long-term growth.

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If not now, when?

Change begins with a single step. You deserve the chance to move forward, rebuild, and thrive, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and take the first step toward lasting change.

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guidepoint clinicians offering therapy for Intimate Partner violence

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    Kerri Mozessohn

    B.A., B.Sc.
    Therapist
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    • ON

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    Dr. Bente Skau

    PhD, MSW, RSW
    Registered Social Worker
    Sees Clients in
    • ON

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    Ms. Montana Vascotto

    MA, CCC, RP
    Registered Psychotherapist
    Sees Clients in
    • NL
    • ·
    • ON

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    Ms. Jennifer Holt

    M.Ed., CCC, RP
    Registered Psychotherapist
    Sees Clients in
    • NL
    • ·
    • ON

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    Mr. Luke Klinger

    MSW, RSW
    Social Worker
    Sees Clients in
    • ON

  • Portrait of Dr. J. Christine Rose
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    Dr. J. Christine Rose

    PhD, CPsych
    Clinical & Forensic Psychologist
    Sees Clients in
    • ON

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