Heather Duhachek-Chase

Roni Hyde

Breaking the Cycle of Violence

Caitlin Stephen

Laurie Nelson

Help

for families

Omaha-Metro resources and contacts that offer services to individuals and families who are survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, physical and emotional abuse, neglect and other traumas. 

Generation Hope Family

Counseling & Consulting

Quick Links Generation Hope Counseling in Omaha

• ​Generation Hope is relocating to 11071 W Maple Rd, Omaha, NE, 68164, this week. We will be in the new office fully by Monday, March 2, 2020. 
• If you are experiencing issues getting through on our main phone line, please call Heather Duhachek-Chase
  ​402-740-6184, or send an email to hduhachek@genhopecounseling.com.
• Thank you for your continued support of Generation Hope!
  

community happenings

Nicole Rugg

Our Mission

Working with victims and offenders to change the cycle of domestic violence

USING TRAUMA-FOCUSED COGNITIVE BEHAVIOR THERAPY

Working with those who have experienced traumatic grief, domestic violence, and more!

Monica Massengale

Meet Our Team

Rosa Torres

Breaking the Cycle of Violence

about Us

Lara Johnson

United we stand to break the cycle of violence through intervention, education, empowerment and treatment that begins with our children so that someday no child will go to bed with bruises on their body or fear in the their heart.

Generation Hope provides mental health counseling to children and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, physical and emotional abuse, neglect, and other traumas.

WE'RE MOVING!

During this course offenders and victims will learn about the devastating impacts of exposing children to domestic violence. They will learn that by exposing their children to domestic violence this could have a negative impact on them developmentally, emotionally, behaviorally, physically, and socially for their rest of their lives. 

hope

for the future

​The use of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT) is one thing that sets us apart from other agencies. This evidence based (i.e. examined and reviewed across several hundreds of cases for long term positive effects) has been shown not only to return children manage and cope with the experiences, it has also shown lifelong (i.e. long-term) lasting effects!

Lavonda McClinton