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Adult and child victims of violent crime and child witnesses of violent crime can get psychological and medical often with help with assistance through your local state attorney generals office.
Often they will assist with medical or psychological costs not covered by insurance up to certain maximums. Filing of a formal police report and additional paperwork is necessary before expenses can be covered.
Local shelters are also often available to assist women who have been battered. Look in the phone book or simply call your local law enforcement agency for help.
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Click on the Link to the Official US Dept of Justice Website on the left of this page to acccess information about the Crime Victim Compensation program and related materials.
Florida residents may obtain a copy of the brochure from the Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence or seek assistance from the Florida Domestic Violence Hotline. Call 1-800-500-1119.
Financial assistance for psychotheray and medical help for victims of violent crime or children who have been victims or exposed to violent crims (including domestic violence). Help is available for FLorida Residents through the Florida Victims of Crime Compensation Program 1-800-226-6667.
Information about help for Victims of Violent crime should also be available through your State Attorney Generals Office.
Click on Forensic Guidelines for a description of professional concerns in the evaluation of child or adolescent potential victims of sexual or physical abuse.
Click on the parent resource line below to continue on this site.
Click on the graphic below to search public records and locate people.
Click on the following Amazon link to search for books and videotapes on surviving trauma, domestic violence, or codependency:
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Being the victim of violent crime can result in:
Feelings of being unsafe or vulnerable
Anxiety Disorders
Depression
Nightmares or sleeplessness
Jumpiness
Depression
Feelings of low self-worth
Clinical Psychology Associates of North Central Florida, P.A. has a special interest in the assessment and treatment of crime victims. We serve the North Central Florida community and have licensed psychologists on staff to assist you.
CPANCF DOMAINS
2121 NW 40th Terr. Suite B Gainesville FL 32605
(352) 336-2888
Check back with this site for further developments.
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Ernest J. Bordini, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist, Exec. Director
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