AVDA’s fully accredited BIPP provides educational services to men and women who have been violent, abusive, and/or controlling in their intimate partner and/or family relationships. There are four phases to BIPP, all of which are available in both Spanish and English.

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The Family Place Battering Intervention and Prevention Program teaches how to identify, challenge, and change core beliefs that support the use of violence in intimate partner relationships. For services please call 214-692-8295.

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BIPP is a series of certified classes that specialize in domestic violence intervention and the prevention of battering behaviors that are used to gain control over another person. BIPP focuses on a person’s history of abuse and is designed to teach them accountability, reflective and …

The BIPP Program teaches how to identify, examine, and reconsider core beliefs and thoughts that support the use of violence in intimate relationships. Clients discuss and practice new behaviors and skills with the goal of ending their use of violence.

BIPP classes consist of groups for family violence offenders, in which offenders are held accountable for past abusive behavior and taught the fundamentals of leading a nonviolent lifestyle. Although BIPPs work directly with offenders, the underlying goal of these programs is to enhance the safety of battered men, women and their children.

The Battering Intervention and Prevention Program (BIPP) Guidelines were developed for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice-Community Justice Assistance Division (TDCJ-CJAD) by the BIPP Strategic Planning Work Group of the Texas Council on Family Violence (TCFV) in …

AVDA’s Harris County accredited BIPP group programs are tools for change for all of our participants. Our licensed counselors are extensively trained and are skilled in facilitating a learning environment in which group participants work to identify and stop abusive behaviors, helping to foster healthier relationships for the future.

BIPPs provide Texas communities with specialized services that increase victim safety, hold batterers accountable, provide an alternative to incarceration, challenge a person’s beliefs, and teach the fundamentals of leading a non-violent lifestyle.