Access Behavioral Health Services offers Domestic Violence Intervention Classes
designed to help participants develop healthier relationship skills, increase
personal accountability, and reduce the risk of future abusive behaviors.

Our program provides education and structured group sessions focused on
understanding the dynamics of domestic violence, effective communication,
emotional regulation, conflict resolution, and building respectful relationships.

Our trained facilitators create a professional and supportive environment that
encourages self-reflection, personal growth, and positive behavioral change.

Program Features

  • Court-ordered and voluntary participation options
  • Evidence-informed curriculum
  • Focus on accountability and behavior change
  • Skills development for healthy relationships
  • Professional and experienced facilitators
Please Note: Access Behavioral Health Services provides
Domestic Violence Intervention Classes only and does not conduct domestic
violence evaluations or assessments.

Contact us today to learn more about enrollment, schedules, and program requirements.

Court-Ordered & Voluntary Participation

Many participants are referred by a court, attorney, or probation officer, while others enroll voluntarily. Before enrolling, please contact us to confirm that our class meets the specific requirements of your court order or probation. We can provide documentation of attendance and completion.

Serving Nampa & the Treasure Valley

Our domestic violence intervention classes are held at our Nampa office at 3307 Caldwell Blvd #104, serving Nampa, Caldwell, and the surrounding Canyon County and Treasure Valley. Call (208) 338-4699 to enroll.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this class court approved?

Many participants attend to satisfy a court order or probation requirement. Please contact us to confirm that our class meets your court’s specific requirements before enrolling.

How do I enroll?

Call (208) 338-4699 x 508 to ask about class schedules, length, cost, and how to get started at our Nampa office.

Do you provide proof of completion?

Yes. We can provide documentation of attendance and completion as required by your court or probation officer.