Services & Counseling

Overview

WEAVE’s Counseling Services

WEAVE provides individual and group counseling services for those impacted by domestic violence and sexual assault. Please make arrangements for childcare during intake and counseling appointments.

If you or someone you know needs counseling from WEAVE, please call our 24-hour support line at 916-920-2952 or complete a free intake assessment session during the following times:

Midtown Business Office

1900 K Street, Sacramento, CA 95811

Counseling services are currently being provided in-person.

Intake Information at WEAVE Midtown

If you are interested in starting counseling, please call the 24/7 Support Line to request an intake telephone appointment. The Support Line number is 916-920-2952. Counseling services are currently being provided in-person.

Overview

Domestic Violence
You are not alone.

There are many survivors who have experienced similar abuse and there is help for you.

You deserve respect.

WEAVE respects your needs and will help you find the services and resources that fit those needs.

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Sexual Assault
We believe you.

WEAVE is Sacramento County’s Rape Crisis Center

WEAVE is Sacramento County’s sole Rape Crisis Center. Our services exist to support survivors of sexual assault – and family and friends impacted by the assault. WEAVE offers 24/7 support and free counseling to any survivor of sexual assault, regardless of when the assault occurred.

After a sexual assault, effects may persist for months and years. For this reason, crisis intervention and follow-up counseling are essential to every sexual assault survivor’s healing process.

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Sex Trafficking Services

WEAVE functions as a vital link in the regional collaboration to assist adult and youth victims of commercial sexual exploitation.  WEAVE provides crisis intervention, emergency response, counseling, residential and resource referral services.

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Children’s Counseling

WEAVE’s Children’s Counseling program offers free individual counseling for children ages 4 and older who have witnessed domestic violence, experienced dating violence and/or sexual assault and abuse. To apply for children’s services, please get an application from the business office or if you are currently receiving counseling services at WEAVE please ask your counselor. Once you have submitted an application to the business office, you will be contacted and scheduled for a parent intake.

To receive services, the parent applying for children’s counseling must have full legal custody or written consent from the other parent.

The primary goals of children’s counseling are to decrease isolation and self blame, build self-esteem and teach healthy coping skills so that children may deal with their experience in a safe, supportive space. Children may learn how to identify, express and manage feelings, problem solving skills, healthy conflict resolution, safety planning, healthy vs. unhealthy boundaries and assertive communication skills. Most importantly, we hope to provide a supportive environment where children learn they are not alone, it was not their fault and feel safe to express themselves and their feelings.

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LGBTQ Services

As a leader in the anti-violence movement, WEAVE is committed to addressing issues of violence in all communities. WEAVE’s services are available to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual assault.

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American Indian/Alaskan Native Resources

American Indian and Alaskan Native adults and children experience domestic and sexual violence at rates higher than any other cultural group yet culturally responsive resources are limited. To respond to this need, WEAVE works to ensure culturally-informed services for American Indian and Alaskan Native survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and sex trafficking.