Overview
Sollera’s Supportive Advocacy Appointments offer emotional support, safety planning, and guidance for victim-survivors who may not be ready for formal counseling.
These one-on-one sessions provide a compassionate space to process what’s happening, ask questions, and make a plan—without pressure or long-term commitment.
What to Expect
- Talk with a trained advocate in a confidential setting
- Get help navigating safety, resources, or next steps
- No commitment to ongoing therapy required
- Available in-person or over the phone
Program Details
Cost: Free
Who it’s for: Victim-survivors in any stage of healing
Referral: Not required
Availability: Typically within a few days of contact
FAQs
What’s the difference between this and counseling?
Advocacy is short-term and more focused on practical support, while counseling is long-term, therapeutic care. Many people do both.
Do I have to talk about what happened?
No. You choose what to share—even if it’s nothing at all. We’re here to listen, not to pressure.
Can I meet with an advocate more than once?
Yes. While it’s not ongoing therapy, you can schedule multiple support appointments if needed.
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