“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.”
– Maya Angelou
Domestic Violence Support Group & Classes
- Make you feel unworthy of love?
- Make you feel that the abuse is all your fault?
- Threaten you if you don’t do exactly what he/she wants?
- Act excessively jealous and/or possessive?
- Discredit your values as unimportant, silly or unrealistic?
- Control your finances?

Our Domestic Violence Support Group provides a safe and relaxed environment for those who are or were in an abusive relationship, encouraging personal growth and healing in all areas of life.
To join us for our group or to learn more, please contact:
Lisa O’Connor-Riddle, Licensed Clinical Social Worker (#27357)
(760) 753-2919 ext. 1509 or lriddle@crcncc.org
Learn how to develop trusting, caring relationships and understand domestic violence and its impact on one’s life. Our Domestic Violence Education Class consists of a six-week course on the following topics:
- What is Domestic Violence?
- Warning Signs of Abuse
- Domestic Violence Effects on Children
- Domestic Violence Safety and Challenges
- Healthy Relationships
- Beginning to Heal
Participants are welcome to join our classes at any time. Light refreshments provided.
To join us for our class or to learn more, please contact:
Lisa O’Connor-Riddle, Licensed Clinical Social Worker (#27357)
(760) 753-2919 ext. 1509 or lriddle@crcncc.org
Available to our shelter and transitional housing participants
Learn more about how children may respond to domestic violence and ways to help them.
To join us for our group or to learn more, please contact:
Christopher Walsh, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (#31272)
(760) 753-2919 ext. 1507 or cwalsh@crcncc.org
If you think you are being abused, call our Toll-Free 24-hour Domestic Violence Hotline.
Domestic violence advocates are here to help.
Domestic violence advocates are here to help.