Survivor Support Group

SPELMAN COLLEGE LAUNCHES WEEKLY PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT GROUP FOR STUDENT SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT, INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND STALKING.

Through the Violence Prevention and Intervention Program, Spelman College is able to increase existing services by establishing a psycho-educational support group. This group will offer student victim/survivors a confidential place to explore impact of interpersonal violence and gain skills in their journey toward healing. The development of a psycho-educational support group is a collaboration between the Violence Prevention & Intervention Program and Counseling Center. 

Currently enrolled students are eligible to register for the group.

Support Group Clinician

Danielle Jones-Alexander is a Georgia Licensed Professional Counselor with over five years of experience providing mental health services to people ranging in ages from four years old to late adulthood. Danielle has therapeutic experience within juvenile justice centers, psychiatric hospitals and school settings. Her passion lies with providing mental health services to teens and young adults because she feels this population needs the most assistance with making effective transitions and learning to manage their mental health during the transitions. Danielle is the Founder and Owner of L.O.V.E. LLC, a mental health agency with a mission to make mental health more accessible and relatable to the masses. Danielle holds a Bachelor’s in Sociology with a minor in Psychology from Hampton University and a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Mercer University.