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Online domestic violence classes (DVIT) in Washington State

Domestic Violence Intervention Treatment, Levels 1, 2 and 3, held live by Zoom for court-ordered and voluntary participants anywhere in Washington. DV assessments available online.

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What DVIT is

Domestic Violence Intervention Treatment is a program for people who have used abusive or controlling behavior in a relationship. It focuses on accountability, understanding the beliefs and patterns behind harmful behavior, and building practical skills for safer, more respectful relationships.

Groups meet live on Zoom and are run in a structured, non-judgmental way. Participants are treated with respect while being held to a clear standard of change.

Who these online DV classes are for

  • People ordered by a court, probation or the Department of Corrections to complete domestic violence classes
  • People referred by an attorney, employer or family services
  • Anyone who wants to change how they handle conflict, anger and control in relationships

DV assessment and Levels 1, 2 and 3

Every participant starts with a domestic violence assessment by Zoom. It looks at history, risk and needs, and sets the right level of treatment. Higher levels involve more sessions and closer monitoring. Your plan and progress can be documented for your court or probation officer with your written permission.

Court-ordered domestic violence classes

Courts set their own requirements, and some do not accept online classes. Before you enroll, ask your court, attorney or probation officer which programs they accept and whether online attendance is allowed, and bring that information to your assessment. We cannot guarantee any legal outcome.

What you need

  • A private, quiet space and a phone, tablet or computer with Zoom
  • Your court order or referral paperwork, if you have one
  • Your probation officer's or caseworker's contact details and any deadlines

If you are experiencing abuse

This program is for people who have used abusive behavior. If you are being harmed, you deserve support and safety. Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233, text START to 88788, or call 911 if you are in danger. Our online trauma therapy is also available to survivors.

Common questions

What is DVIT?
DVIT stands for Domestic Violence Intervention Treatment. It is a structured program that helps participants take responsibility for abusive behavior and build safer, more respectful ways of relating.
Are your domestic violence classes online?
Yes. All DVIT groups and assessments are held live by secure Zoom video for participants located anywhere in Washington State.
Will my court or probation officer accept online DV classes?
Requirements differ by court, and some courts require in-person attendance. Before you enroll, ask your court, attorney or probation officer which programs they accept and whether online classes are allowed. No legal outcome can be guaranteed.
How long are DV classes?
It depends on the level set by your assessment and on what your court requires. Higher levels involve more sessions over a longer period. You will get a clear plan and schedule after your intake.
What is a DV assessment?
A domestic violence assessment is an intake interview and questionnaires that look at history, risk and needs. It sets your treatment level and produces a written summary that can be shared with your court or probation officer with your permission.

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Questions about a court requirement?

Get in touch to talk through your situation, your deadline and the next available online group. Expect a reply within 1–2 business days.

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