
St James Centre, Laird Street, Birkenhead, Wirral CH41 7AL
The Crossing Point is a free, confidential domestic abuse service based in Merseyside for women, men and young people affected by abuse. We believe that no person is beyond hope and that every individual deserves to live a life in a healthy environment, free from violence, abuse and fear.
The Crossover Recovery Programme
The Crossover Recovery Programme (CRP) supports adults who want help in recovering from their experiences of abuse.
This is a group programme, which is free, run over 10 weeks, designed for women who want to heal from the mental and emotional effects of domestic abuse.
Provided in a safe, neutral environment, this group programme takes individuals through a step by step process of understanding abuse and its effects. We do this by guiding participants through a process to help them identify behaviour and activities which have caused harm.
This enables participants to recognise specific areas within themselves which need healing, and pave the way for empowering, meaningful change and building a life of purpose.
The CRP is designed to bring clarity to chaotic situations by facilitating each person’s acknowledgment of what has happened to them and giving them tools to process the trauma, heal and establish a positive way forward.
This interactive programme gives individuals the opportunity to greater understanding of their experiences and the confidence to making positive decisions. This tried and tested approach opens the pathway to recovery and restoration – ‘Restoring broken paths and rebuilding the bridge to life’.
For women who have experienced domestic abuse and want to heal from its mental and emotional impact.
Tuesday 14th April 2026 for 10 weeks
10am to 12 noon
St James Centre, Laird Street, Birkenhead, Wirral CH41 7AL
Free
Please contact us to join this programme
Phone: 07731 878076
Email: info@thecrossingpoint.co.uk
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