Offering Hope in Dealing With Domestic Violence

The Association of Batterers’ Intervention Programs (ABIP) was organized in 1989. ABIP's membership is committed to addressing domestic violence and issues related to counseling, education, training, networking and legislative changes.

We believe that domestic violence is a crime. It is a complex problem with roots in an oppressively hierarchical, violence-accepting society.  Batterers' intervention focuses on the safety of those who have been battered, on the responsibility of the batterer, and on the need to change controlling and abusive attitudes and behavioral choices. We work in cooperation with law enforcement, the medical profession, shelters, probation, parole and other treatment agencies. We hope to achieve our primary goals and, in the process, to reduce recidivism.

Sharing Intervention Skills

The dialogue among group facilitators enables members to be updated regularly about new legislation, new literature, and treatment options. Facilitators share intervention skills, research findings, and explore local issues. This kind of involvement and support helps prevent burnout and helps keep us in touch with the larger community. We meet the third Friday of each month (excluding August and December) from 10:00AM to Noon in Los Angeles at the California Endowment’s Center for Healthy Communities.  Please click here for directions . We offer case presentations, consult, specialized training and provide a forum to discuss the particularly difficult issues and situations that can arise when working in the field of domestic violence.

ABIP - Association of Batterers’ Intervention Providers

218 N. Glendora Avenue           Phone:  (626) 968-1925

City of Industry, CA  91744       Fax:      (626) 968-4565

Formerly California Association of Batterer Intervention Providers

CABIP was previously located at www.cabip.org

Committed to ending the interpersonal violence of domestic violence, increasing the safety of domestic violence victims and their children, reducing batterer behavior and thinking, making safe communities rather than victims of violent crimes.

To become a member or to renew your membership CLICK HERE!  Thanks for joining us!

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