DOSE

Developing Opportunities for a Safe Environment (DOSE)


The DOSE Batterer’s Intervention Program has been serving the Triangle community with the mission of “Fostering healthy behaviors and relationships through education and support,” since 1990.

Services

DOSE is a 26-week, psycho-educational group program focused on behavioral education and modification for individuals who are court-ordered or those who choose to attend a Batterer’s Intervention Program (BIP). Our group approach focuses on concepts of education, motivation, accountability and responsibility to reduce the incidence of abusive behaviors.

Group facilitators lead sessions using evidence-based techniques and strategies that focus on beliefs, values, and behavior change. Over 90% of those that successfully complete the program resume a normal life without additional domestic violence offenses.

Schedule

Intake 

Monday – Thursday
8am-4pm

Friday
8am-3pm

Classes

Monday-Saturday daytime and evening groups available

Services also available in Spanish; for women; classes are offered virtually.

Steps

1. Complete enrollment paperwork at Triangle Family Services’ office location at 3937 Western Boulevard  (no appointment is necessary).

  • Paperwork can be completed in person or electronically.
  • Please allow up to 2 hours for completion.
  • Provide a copy of your court order or Department of Social Services order.
  • Pay the $50 fee that is due at the time of enrollment. This is payable by cash or VISA/Mastercard.
  • You may schedule a future intake appointment

2.  Complete an intake appointment

  • Please allow up to 1 hour for completion.

You may call in advance to schedule both steps through a single visit

Cost

$50 enrollment, $20 per class

Contact

Family Safety Coordinator
919.821.0790 x110

“I plan to remain a non-abusive human being. The only way (I) can change anything in life (is by) changing my way of thinking. Change the way you think and you can change the way you feel; change the way you feel and you can change the way you act.”

DOSE participant upon program graduation