Get Help
Our counselors provide a safe and supportive place for you to talk and be heard.
Some survivors need to tell their story of abuse, or need help solving a problem. Others may need to prepare for a court appearance or develop a safety plan. Counselors provide emotional support, information, options, and most importantly, a listening ear.
It is helpful to make an appointment in advance to speak with one of our counselors. However, if you are in crisis and would like to come in to meet with someone without an appointment, please do so. We have first contact staff in office available to talk with you as quickly as possible. Our office is open 9-5, Monday-Friday.
To make an appointment with a counselor, call (413) 586-1125.
Other ways we can help
Support Groups
Safe Passage offers a variety of support groups for survivors who want to share their experiences with others. Our support groups are facilitated by staff counselors.
Legal Services
Legal issues are often key to a family's ability to be safe and build a new life. Our Legal Program provides legal advice and representation to survivors of domestic violence with cases in Probate and Family Court.
Children's Services
Children’s Program staff act as children’s allies, advocating for each child's needs with family members, teachers, and service providers. Safe Passage also offers a weekly Parenting Group for parents of children who have experienced domestic violence.