ABOUT US
NAADAC Certified Counselor with A Bachelor’s Degree
WHO WE ARE
Professional, licensed,
and vetted counselors
that you can trust
WHO WE ARE
Project Imperfect was birthed through experiences lived by individuals that want nothing more than to help individuals create a positive foundation for a better life, set goals and effectively grow a progressive future? More specifically we strive to empower individuals and families to make rational, healthy life choices through healthy forms of communication verses violence.
WHAT WE DO
We specialized in providing professional online, in-person and virtual classes in Court Ordered 52-week DV/ Batterers Classes, anger management, 52 Week parenting and Victims advocacy educational training classes.
SOFT SKILLS
Ready to re-create your life, we’re here for YOU!
Virtual & Video services are provided as to comply with Social Distancing guidelines.
We’re open 6 days a week, providing both morning and evening classes to meet your schedule.
Our cost / fees are income based as they’re on a sliding scale to better meet your needs.
Individual counseling sessions
Anger management classes
Domestic violence classes
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
If your children have been removed from your home by Child Protective Services, the Department of Child and Family Services or any other governmental agency, you will most likely be required to take a parenting skills class. This program works in parallel with your caseworker or corresponding government agency and provides the skills needed to protect your child and care for your child successfully.
Online classes are meant to be taken by one person not as a group. You can take and pay for multiple programs one the same account. Parenting class fee includes: all online class materials, life application, quizzes, videos, final exam, and certificate of completion. Classes start at $29.99 please see the website for more details and give us a call.
This is the most common form of intimate partner violence, particularly in the western world and among young couples, and involves women and men nearly equally. Among college students, Johnson found it to be perpetrated about 44% of the time by women and 56% of the time by men.
