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Sign In Sign Up Home Help Sign In Sign Up Home Help Sign in Sign up ADAPT ADAPT: Anger & Domestic Abuse Prevention and Treatment ADAPT: Anger & Domestic Abuse Prevention and Treatment Welcome to the ADAPT program client, staff, family member and professional collateral website. Here you will find general information about how to enroll in the program, refer a family member or client or even consider volunteering in the program. ADAPT is a domestic abuse intervention program offered by the Fairfax County Department of Famiy Services in the Domestic & Sexual Violence Services division. ADAPT offers an innovative 18-session treatment program to adults who have difficulty regulating anger and who have been emotionally, physically or sexually abusive to a spouse, partner, sibling, child or parent or other attachment relationship. ADAPT utilizes a compassionate approach to domestic violence intervention. Individuals and families experiencing domestic violence may experience shame, guilt and a variety of symptoms and problems related to conflict and hurt feelings. ADAPT works with indiduals and the community to promote healing and safety. If you wish to pursue services as a client of the ADAPT program, we will work hard to help you learn new relationship and emotional regulation skills to prevent future abuse whether past episodes of abuse were intentional or not. We expect all program staff, volunteers and participants to achieve and maintain the highest standards of safety for self and others. ADAPT Mission, Vision & Values Statement We facilitate compassion to promote family and community safety and envision equality and compassion among individuals, growth promoting environments within families, and safety and accountability in communities. ********* Bienvenidos al portal del la familia y la garantía profesional del programa ADAPT. Aquí encontrará información general sobre cómo inscribirse en el programa, recomendar a un miembro de la familia o cliente o incluso considerar la posibilidad de ser voluntario en el programa. ADAPT es un programa de intervención de abuso doméstico ofrecido por el Departamento de Servicios Familiares del Condado de Fairfax en la división de Servicios de Violencia Doméstica y Sexual. ADAPT ofrece un innovador programa de tratamiento de 18 sesiones para adultos que tienen dificultades para regular la ira y que han abusado emocional, física o sexualmente de un cónyuge, pareja, hermano(a), hijo(a) o padre/madre u otra relación de apego. ADAPT utiliza un enfoque compasivo para la intervención de violencia doméstica. Las personas y familias que experimentan violencia doméstica pueden experimentar vergüenza, culpa y una variedad de síntomas y problemas relacionados con conflictos y sentimientos heridos. ADAPT trabaja con las personas y la comunidad para promover la sanación y seguridad. Si desea obtener servicios como cliente del programa ADAPT, trabajaremos arduamente para ayudarlo a aprender nuevas habilidades de relación y regulación emocional para prevenir futuros abusos, ya sea que los episodios pasados de abuso hayan sido intencionales o no. Esperamos que todo el personal del programa, los voluntarios y los participantes logren y mantengan los más altos estándares de seguridad para sí mismos y para los demás. Declaración de misión, visión y valores de ADAPT Facilitamos la compasión para promover la seguridad de la familia y la comunidad, y visualizamos la igualdad y la compasión entre las personas, los entornos que promueven el crecimiento dentro de las familias y la seguridad; y la responsabilidad en las comunidades. Information Below (in continuous order): - ADAPT Enrollment - Matricula en ADAPT - Fee Policy and Payments - Politica de Tarifas y Pagos - Frequently Asked Questions [FAQ] - Preguntas Frequentes - ADAPT Schedule 2021 - Horario para 2021 - Information for Service Providers - Información para Proveedores de Servicio - Partner/Family Information - Socio/Información Familiar - Staff / Contacts – Personal / Contactos - Prevención y Tratamiento del Enojo y del Abuso Domestico Updated on 10/06/21 SB, RS ADAPT Enrollment - Matricula en ADAPT ADAPT: Anger & Domestic Abuse Prevention and Treatment Website & Enrollment Information Thank you for your interest in enrolling in the ADAPT Program. The program consists of three components that occur in order. ORIENTATION & REGISTRATION : First an interested program participant requests an orientation & registration [O&R] session. Please call the ADAPT staff contact closest to where you live in the county or whom speaks your preferred language to request a telephone or in-person O&R session. During this session which generally lasts about 30-60 minutes, you will learn about the program, its benefits, costs, and how to successfully complete the program. You will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn everything you need to know to determine if the program is a good fit for you. There is no cost for this service and no obligation to pursue further services after this O&R session. If however, you decide to enroll in the program during or after this meeting, you will be given additional information including instructions on completion of select forms and assessment questionnaires that you can complete at home or in-person with staff assistance. If you wish to enroll in the program at this time, you will schedule an intake session to occur either via Zoom-telehealth or in-person at the site of your choice. INTAKE-ASSESSMENT: During this scheduled appointment, which takes one to two hours, your counselor will review your assessments and forms completed and explore your family history, relationship history, violence or abuse history, and explore your goal(s) for domestic violence treatment. The purpose of this appointment is to better understand your needs and goals, and allow you and the counselor you are working with to become better acquainted prior to starting treatment. During or after this visit, your counselor may recommend additional services which may be useful or even necessary to pursue prior to or during your ADAPT group treatment. Towards the end of this appointment, your counselor and you may review the upcoming group schedule to decide on a group start date if appropriate. GROUP TREATMENT: This is the heart of the program and where partcipants learn strategies to improve emotional regulation and conflict resolution. Group sessions are active and involve weekly assignments, exercises, and participant disclosure. Successful group participation involves active participation and engagement. In light of the COVID19 pandemic, all orientation, intake and group treatment services are offered via telehealth live video conferencing services. Effective 10/11/21, Orientation and Registrations and Intake sessions will also be offered in-person by appointment request. When possible, we are directing all potential clients to call the ADAPT Counselor in the geographical area that is closest to where you or where the prospective client would attend to schedule the initial orientation and registration session (telephone or in-person). Please call today and if you don’t reach staff directly, leave a message with your contact information and allow staff up to two business days to return your call. For program questions and to schedule a client orientation, please call: Chantilly: 703-324-9497 (Jennifer Perkins, LPC) Reston: 703-207-7767 (Heather Potter, M.Ed) Merrifield: 703-207-6979 (Ricardo Sanchez, PhD.) South County: 703-704-6325 (Irvin Hernandez, Doctoral Candidate, PsyD.) SPANISH: ADAPT: Prevención y Tratamiento de la Ira y el Abuso Doméstico Sitio web e información de inscripción Gracias por su interés en inscribirse en el programa ADAPT. El programa consta de tres componentes que ocurren en orden. ORIENTACIÓN Y REGISTRO: Primero, el participante interesado en el programa solicita una sesión de orientación y registro [O&R]. Llame al contacto del personal de ADAPT más...