Emerge: Counseling and Education to Stop Domestic Violence

Emerge: Counseling and Education to Stop Domestic Violence Emerge provides group educational sessions for perpetrators of harmful behavior in relationships. Emerge provides services in English and Spanish.

The first abuser education (batterer intervention) program in the world, Emerge conducts group counseling services in Cambridge, MA and conducts trainings on using the Emerge model around the world. This includes, but is not limited to, physical assault, intimidation, verbal abuse, controlling and alienating behavior, and other actions that may harm or destroy intimate relationships. Emerge also c

onducts Caring Dad groups and Anger Management sessions for general (non-intimate partner) violence. Emerge conducts an Introductory Training in the Boston area three times per year, and an Advanced Group Skills training twice per year. Emerge has conducted trainings to teach methods of intervention for abusive behavior in over 44 states and 22 countries. When conducting an event outside of Massachusetts, Emerge is able to tailor a training to suit a specific agency’s needs. For more details on the Emerge program, please contact our office at (617) 547-9879 or send an email to info@emergedv.com.

Live at 1 pm today!
07/29/2021

Live at 1 pm today!

07/29/2021
Upcoming Introductory Training NOW ONLINECounseling Abusers: A Three-day Introductory Training September 22-24, 2021​Thi...
07/22/2020

Upcoming Introductory Training
NOW ONLINE
Counseling Abusers: A Three-day Introductory Training
September 22-24, 2021
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This course is intended for anyone working with families affected by domestic violence. This course is especially useful for those who wish to become Intimate Partner Abuse Education Program (IPAEP) group facilitators.

This training will be conducted via video. Please see the registration page on our website www.emergedv.com for details.

Please email info@emergedv.com and provide your name, email, and phone number.

05/07/2020

Many people live with their abuser 24/7 during Covid-19 and need outside support

03/26/2020

Emerge now offers groups for people who are abusive in relationships by video conference. Intimate partner abuse education groups are overseen by DPH. We work with people who voluntarily join groups, as well as those on probation or parole. Call 617-547-9879 or info@emergedv.com

Emerge trains all over, including St. Louis! We are searching for new space in Cambridge, MA. If you have leads, contact...
10/04/2019

Emerge trains all over, including St. Louis! We are searching for new space in Cambridge, MA. If you have leads, contact us at info@emergedv.com!

07/10/2019

All Womxn’s Project does interviews with women about body positivity

07/05/2019
Emerge 42nd Anniversary Fundraiser, June 27, 2019, Newton, MA
07/03/2019

Emerge 42nd Anniversary Fundraiser, June 27, 2019, Newton, MA

07/03/2019

Emerge’s new film was released at our 42nd Anniversary Fundraiser last Thursday—here’s a clip—link in bio for the full video and to donate on our website!

07/02/2019

Representative Marjorie Decker, accepts the Emerge Legislative Leadership in Domestic Violence Award at Emerge’s 42nd Anniversary Fundraiser on June 27, 2019.

06/29/2019

Devin Bryant, Emerge group leader, talks about how Emerge has informed his understanding of strength and masculinity.

06/28/2019

Hanna Halperin, Emerge staff person, talks about boundaries in relationships.

06/27/2019

Part 2 of Matt Easley’s thoughts on his time at Emerge.

06/27/2019

Matt Easley, Emerge group leader talks about respectful relationships.

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Cambridge, MA

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Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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