Everyman Project
The EVERYMAN PROJECT
The Everyman Project is a charitable organisation whose mission is to help prevent violence in society, in particular domestic violence and abuse. The core activity is working with perpetrators to address the root causes of this. The Everyman Project also provides advice, support and counselling to survivors of domestic abuse and violence.
Geographical area service covers
London and surrounding areas
Who is the service for?
Perpetrators and survivors of domestic abuse
Referral routes into service (professionals, self)
Self referral
Risk level you support
Low to high
Other relevant information
We are a counselling service, accredited by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). We work both with individuals needing support and with public sector agencies who make referrals to us or wish to develop joint services.
Our main focus is working with male perpetrators of domestic abuse and violence.
For male perpetrators, we have developed a two-stage model based on principles of counselling. This is a 30-week programme which starts with a suitability assessment, followed by 13 weeks of one to one counselling and then 16 weeks of group counselling. We help break into the cycle of abuse and violence by challenging and supporting perpetrators to take responsibility for their actions and stop altogether their abusive, angry and violent behaviours.
We also support the survivors of domestic abuse and violence
This service is provided for all genders by a specialist therapist who can offer safety planning, support in making life changes and wider counselling. This is open to all survivors of domestic abuse, including elder abuse and child-to-parent abuse, whether in the past or on-going.
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