Domestic Violence and Narcissistic Abuse Support

You deserve to feel safe, respected, and heard

If you are experiencing emotional, physical, sexual, financial, or psychological abuse—or you're unsure whether what you're experiencing is abuse—you are not alone. Support services are available to provide education, safety planning tools, warning signs of unhealthy relationships, and information about available support. Healing begins with understanding, and help is available whenever you're ready.

✔ Learn the warning signs of abuse
✔ Create a personalized safety plan
✔ Explore trauma recovery resources
✔ Find crisis hotlines and community support
✔ Understand your legal and emotional options

What is Domestic Violence?

Types of Abuse

Emotional Abuse

Constant criticism
Name-calling
Humiliation
Gaslighting
Silent treatment
Isolation

Psychological Abuse

Manipulation
Threats
Intimidation
Controlling behaviors
Monitoring communication

Physical Abuse

Hitting
Slapping
Pushing
Choking
Throwing objects
Blocking exits

Sexual Abuse

Coercion
Assault
Reproductive coercion
Refusing protection

Financial Abuse

Controlling money
Preventing employment
Ruining credit
Taking paychecks

Digital Abuse

GPS tracking
Monitoring phones
Password control
Social media harassment
Smart home surveillance

Services Include:

Domestic Violence Recovery

Trauma & PTSD Treatment
Emotional Abuse Recovery
Narcissistic Abuse Recovery
Anxiety & Depression Treatment
Individual Therapy for Adults
Safety Planning & Emotional Support

You deserve to feel safe, supported, and empowered. Healing is possible, and we're here to help when you're ready.

Ready to Take the First Step?

You don't have to navigate this alone. Whether you're currently experiencing abuse, healing from a past relationship, or looking for support in making difficult decisions, therapy can provide a safe, confidential space to help you move toward healing and empowerment.

Aspire Counseling Services offers compassionate, trauma-informed virtual therapy for individuals affected by domestic violence, emotional abuse, narcissistic abuse, relationship trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and depression.

Is therapy confidential?

Yes.

Your privacy is extremely important. Therapy sessions are confidential except in situations required by law, such as concerns involving immediate safety or abuse reporting requirements.

I don't know if my relationship is abusive.

Many survivors aren't sure.

You don't have to label your experience before seeking therapy. We can explore your concerns together without judgment.

Do I have to leave my relationship before starting therapy?

No.

Therapy can support you whether you're staying, considering leaving, actively leaving, or healing after the relationship has ended.

Will you pressure me to leave?

No.

You are the expert on your own life.

My role is to help you understand your options, increase your safety, and support your decisions—not make them for you.

You Don't Have to Figure This Out Alone.

Taking the first step can feel overwhelming.

Whether you're questioning your relationship, planning for safety, or rebuilding your life after abuse, support is available.

You deserve to be heard.

You deserve to feel safe.

You deserve to heal.

Book Your Initial Appointment Today