Domestic Violence / Intimate Partner Violence
Trauma-informed therapy for domestic violence and intimate partner violence survivors. Affirming support from Origins clinicians in NC and online.
- 1 clinician at Origins
- 1 accepting or with limited availability
- In person across North Carolina and online
Abuse in a relationship is not always physical. It can include control, threats, isolation, financial pressure and constant criticism. Many survivors doubt their own memory or wonder whether what happened counts. If it hurt you, it matters.
Our clinicians offer confidential, trauma-informed support for survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence, including LGBTQIA+ survivors. We focus on safety, rebuilding trust in your own perception and healing at your pace. If you are in danger now, call 911 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.
Common questions
Is emotional abuse still abuse?
Yes. Emotional and psychological abuse can cause lasting harm, and controlling or demeaning behavior is part of the definition of intimate partner violence.
Will therapy be safe and private?
Therapy is confidential within the limits of the law, and your clinician will talk with you about safety planning. If you share a device or home with someone who may monitor you, tell your clinician so you can plan appointments safely.
How do I find an Origins therapist for Domestic Violence / Intimate Partner Violence?
1 Origins clinician lists Domestic Violence / Intimate Partner Violence on their profile, and they are accepting new clients or have limited availability right now. They see clients in person in Greenville, NC and online in North Carolina. Use the therapist directory to filter for Domestic Violence / Intimate Partner Violence, read each clinician's profile and book a free 15-minute consultation online or at 252-220-0420.
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Jessica Carlyle
MS, LCMHCA · Therapist (she/her)
Therapy for people-pleasers, helpers, and trauma survivors who are ready to make space for themselves too.
- In person: Greenville, NC
- Online: North Carolina
- Ages: Adolescents/Teens, Adults, Children
- Insurance: Aetna, BCBS, CHAMPVA
- Fee: $200 per session, limited sliding scale
🟢 Accepting clients
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Greenville, NC
704 Cromwell Drive, Suite A, Greenville, NC
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