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OUR APPROACH
Using the group "Deluth" model, offenders attend a 29 week program that emphasizes honesty, accountability, humbleness, faithfulness, respect, self-discipline, and recognizes financial responsibility.

We offer short 60-90 minute sessions once a week, or longer 2.5-3 hour sessions twice a month. Offender is responsible to pay for each session as they are attended within a specified period of time. We follow a recommended curricullum each session with homework assignments due the next session that help them work through tough life issues which teaches lessons in how to handle "tough situations".

Accountability is a main issue whereby all offenders are held to a very high standard learning skills to handle lifes' tough situations with understanding & compassion. 
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Court Approved Batterer Intervention Program
The STOP Abuse Project is a community program that offers the court ordered & Court Approved Batterers Intervention Program (BIP). A portion of all proceeds will be used to support Domestic Violence victims' programs in the communities that we serve.

The focus of our BIP program is this:
  • Reduce recividism of offenders taking our program
  • Promote responsibility & accountability for offender actions
  • Group confidentiality
  • Multiple times, multiple locations for offender attendance
  • Offender supported program to show consequences for their actions
  • Help the offender recognize the hurt they have caused
  • Teach & mentor the offender the right (& wrong) way to be a "man"
  • Give offenders of Domestic Violence the opportunity to understand their actions hurt people and teach them the "right" way to handle conflict.

Call us: (386) 437-6543

Our Group Is Currently Full. Check Back In 30 Days.


What does this mean? We are currently at group capacity with our BIP program. We anticipate a vacancy in the next 30 days (guys finishing their 29 week program) and we will add new people as openings become available. We appreciate your understanding. Please check back with us in 30 days.
  1. Stephen Woodin, Mediator/Group Facilitator
    Stephen Woodin, Mediator/Group Facilitator
    As a Florida Firefighter/Paramedic Steve has seen his share of patients on the receiving end of domestic violence. Steve has been and advocate for the prevention of domestic violence since the beginning of his career in 1989. He has taught domestic violence awareness since 1993 to the medical as well as legal fields. Steve uses his "neutral mediation skills" to benefit the batterers in group sessions. His goal is to hold offenders accountable and help change the self-discipline and general attitude of batterers. Steve is a certified group facilitator in Domestic Violence and Anger Management through the NACBT. He is also the recipient of the 2017 Presidential "Volunteer of the year" award for his mediation work in the court system. The goal of our program is to help batterers be accountable for their actions and understand that what they did is not ok. Behavior modification and recognition of situations that are toxic and should be avoided are additional goals.
  1. Multiple Session Offerings
    We offer weekly sessions in both East & West Volusia, as well as Flagler, St. Johns, & Putnam Counties. Saturday sessions are planned for future growth. Now offering a circuit wide on-line video attendance option.
  2. Program Completion
    Upon successful completion of all sessions, the offender is awarded a certificate to submit to the court/probation and a "Challenge" coin that reminds them that "actions have consequences".
  3. Portable Meeting Space
    Our program is offered in our 35' custom built "meeting space". Our custom RV travels to easy access locations at times that offenders can attend. "Our program comes to you."