BIPP Course Topics

• Nonviolence
• Non-threatening behavior
• Respect
• Support and trust
• Honesty and accountability
• Sexual respect
• Partnership
• Negotiation and fairness
• Affects of family violence on children
• Learning non-controlling   behaviors:

• Time-outs
• Recognizing anger cues
• Positive self-talk
• Acknowledging women’s anger and fear
• Being aware of non-verbal cues
• Letting go
• Not needing to win
• Communication
• Problem solving

How can BIPP benefit you?

• Accept responsibility for and stop violent and other abusive behaviors
• Develop and follow a safety plan to stop violence and threats of violence
• Change attitudes and beliefs that lead to violent, abusive and controlling behaviors
• See and understand the point of view of persons victimized by or witnessing violent behavior
• Learn and practice ways to develop abuse-free relationships that promote mutual growth, respect, and satisfaction
  

*Confidentiality is a vital part of the group process. Confidentiality means keeping private the information shared by you nad others with the counselor. Basically, what is said in the group stays in the group. Your identity and that of the others in the group will not be shared outside the group setting. Anyone breaking the confidentiality may be asked to leave the group.

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