About the Course

This course is for participants in the Domestic Batterer’s Intervention Program (BIP), a 26-week course guided by Missouri law and probation standards. It supports men and women working to change abusive behaviors in relationships. As the Missouri Coalition Against Domestic Violence notes, intervention programs are only one part of creating accountability. True change requires support from courts, probation, and the entire community. This program encourages you to reflect on your actions and experiences, whether related to court or personal growth, so you can improve how you show up in your relationships. Unhealthy behaviors harm everyone, regardless of age, gender, religion, or background. Domestic violence can affect anyone, making it essential to address these issues directly.

Instructor Kenneth J. McCain, LPC

KENNETH J. McCAIN, LPC, is an individual and couple’s therapist with a private practice in St. Louis, Missouri where he lives with his wife and son. As a practicing clinician, Mr. McCain has specialized in the treatment of aggressive behavior and thoughts of self-harm for more than 18 years in Missouri & Illinois. Kenneth has published works in this area, such as: Aggression as a Social Instinct (2005), An Aggressive Nature: Overview of the Frustration Aggression Hypothesis (2006) and Engaging in a Healthy Marriage: Questions to Ask Before Reaching the Altar (2020).

Course Curriculum

1 Chapter · 5 Lessons

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    Chapter 3: What Happens If I'm Stuck?

    1. (Included in full purchase)

      Batterers Intervention Program: Participation Contract & Handbook

    2. Chapter 3 Intro Free preview
    3. (Included in full purchase)

      Chapter 3: What Happens If I'm Stuck?

    4. (Included in full purchase)

      What Happens If I'm Stuck?

    5. (Included in full purchase)

      BIP COURSE SURVEY

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Enroll now to unlock the power of Chapter 3: What Happens if I'm Stuck? It’s natural to feel anxious or defensive when our partner points out troubling patterns in the relationship. Understand that our willingness to critically examine our behaviors can also lead to improvements in our current and future relationships with spouses, children, and those we care about.

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