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We can connect you with our on-site therapy program or to therapists in the community.
The OCRCC therapy program provides short-term, trauma focused therapy in both English and Spanish to primary and secondary survivors of sexual violence. Our therapists work collaboratively with survivors to help them reestablish balance through a holistic and multi-disciplinary treatment model. All OCRCC therapy is free. We support survivors in identifying their inherent strengths and establishing healthy coping skills.
We also maintain a list of local therapists who have experience working with survivors. We can connect you with providers who take insurance, offer reduced fees, or who provide pro bono (free) services.
Drop-in Crisis Counseling
Every Monday from 12:30pm to 4pm we offer drop-in counseling. This is a one-time service for survivors who struggle with everyday tasks and are seeking stabilization, assessment, resources, and immediate support by a trained, mental health professional. This is not a therapy session, but a crisis resource. This service is free and available in English and Spanish.
If you have questions or want to schedule an appointment, please call (919) 967-7273.
We use evidence-based treatment interventions such as compasses alternative therapeutic treatment interventions such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF CBT), psychodynamic psychology, transactional analysis techniques, Somatic Experiencing Techniques and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) interventions. We also use art therapy, music therapy, and mindfulness practices.
We serve clients who report experiencing various symptoms as a result of a traumatic experience of sexual violence, which has impaired their quality of daily life.
If you are interested in scheduling a therapy appointment for yourself, please call (919) 967-7273 to begin the screening process. Our screening process is in place to ensure we are the right fit for your therapeutic needs. We serve primary and secondary survivors of sexual violence, specifically those facing barriers in seeking mental health treatment including:
No insurance or accessing services through insurance would compromise safety
Lacks finances for high copay
Needs accommodations for mobility aids
Feels unsafe with other providers
Needs bilingual providers
Not receiving mental health treatment elsewhere
The initial phone screening occurs before your first session. The in-take will take place during your first appointment. You will not be required to disclose any experiences or trauma during the initial phone screening. It will cover basic information regarding the types of therapy you are seeking and answer more specific questions about our services
After your phone screening, if our services suit your needs, you’ll schedule your first appointment. If our services do not suit your needs, our case manager will work with you to find a provider that is a right fit for you.
If you have questions, please call our helpline at 866-WE LISTEN or (919) 967-7273. Or, feel free to contact one of our in-house clinical therapists.
We offer customized mental health referrals based on a thorough needs assessment. Our clinical case manager works closely with clients to provide an individualized care plan.
Director: Sabrina@ocrcc.org
Clinical Therapist: Ashley@ocrcc.org
Support Groups: HannahR@ocrcc.org
Clinical Case Management: Stephanie@ocrcc.org
Call: (919) 968-7273
Sabrina is a bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker, with a master’s degree in social work from New York University’s Silver School of Social Work. She has worked in social services for nine years, holding various roles in diverse settings, including; a private psychiatric hospital, a public defender’s office, non-profit agency counseling centers, and at a group home for runaway and homeless youth. Sabrina has extensive training in trauma-informed evidence-based modalities (i.e. EMDR, TF-CBT) and clinical group therapy facilitation. In addition to evidence-based treatment modalities, she often integrates mindfulness practices, visual art, and music into her practice. At OCRCC, Sabrina offers clinical therapy to children, adolescents, and monolingual Spanish speaking survivors in our community. Contact Sabrina at (919) 968-4647 or at Sabrina@ocrcc.org.
Ashley is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate who graduated from Simmons College in Boston with her MSW, and prior to that received her B.A. in Anthropology/Gender Studies from New College of Florida. Her passion for working with survivors grew out of college activism and has been a common thread in her professional roles as well. Ashley’s approach to therapy is to work collaboratively with clients to deconstruct problems and creatively envision alternate possibilities. Her specialties include LGBQ+ and transgender/GNC affirming care and adheres to the WPATH standards of care (https://www.wpath.org/publications/soc). She weaves in mindfulness techniques, exploration of the mind/body connection, and gentle curiosity into sessions. Contact Ashley at (919) 968-4647 or at Ashley@ocrcc.org.
Office Address:
1506 East Franklin St.
Suite 200
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 4722
Chapel Hill, NC 27515
Office Phone:
(919) 968-4647
