FAQ — Online Domestic Violence Classes

No. Your enrollment is completely free and your first 4 classes are free when you complete our 16-class minimum program. You will have no payment due until your 5th class. There are no enrollment fees, no hidden fees, and no surprises.

Your first 4 classes are free when doing a program of 16 classes or more. Starting with class 5, each class is $21.00. If you need fewer than 16 classes, classes can be purchased individually at $21/class — the first 4 free offer applies to the 16-class minimum program only.

Yes — we offer a 60-day money-back guarantee. If for any reason the classes do not meet your requirements, simply submit a refund request within 60 days of enrollment and all fees paid during that time will be fully refunded. No fees are due until Week 5, so you have plenty of time to verify online classes will be accepted in your situation before spending a dollar.

Click any "Enroll Free" button on this website to access the enrollment form. Fill it out completely — it takes just a few minutes. Once we review your enrollment forms, you'll receive a Proof of Enrollment letter by email within 48 hours and can begin your first class the same day.

Important: Do not submit the enrollment form twice. If you've already enrolled, go directly to Class 1.

Once we review your completed enrollment forms, your Proof of Enrollment letter will be emailed to you within 48 hours. You can begin taking classes while you wait. If you don't receive an email within 48 hours, your email address may have been entered incorrectly — please email us to verify.

These classes are for domestic violence offenders only. Please do not enroll if any of the following apply:

• You are a victim of domestic violence (not the offender)
• Your case involves CPS, DHS, or children
• You are located in Oklahoma or Washington state
• You have already submitted enrollment forms (do not submit twice)
• You and a partner both need classes — only one person per case/address may enroll with us

If you are a victim of domestic violence, please visit thehotline.org for support.

Classes are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. You may complete your weekly class anytime day or night — however, we must receive your completed class by Sunday night each week to count for that week. Missing a weekly submission counts as an absence.

It is your responsibility to follow any absence requirements in your specific case.

Not at all. Our classes are designed to be engaging and user-friendly — not long, boring lectures. Each session is divided into 3 parts:

• Video portion
• Reading portion
• Quiz section where you apply the class material to your own life

The classes are educational in nature and are not therapy or counseling. They were created by a licensed Professional Counselor to be practical and meaningful.

We offer up to 52 classes. The number you need depends entirely on your specific situation. To find out how many classes you are required to complete, check your paperwork or ask your probation officer, attorney, or the court.

Our minimum program to qualify for the first 4 free classes is 16 classes. Most situations require 26 or 52 classes — do not write "16" unless someone specifically assigned that number to your case.

Yes — a Certificate of Completion is provided free of charge once you have completed all of your required classes. It will be emailed to you so you can print it the same day.

Yes. You may request compliance status update letters for your court, probation officer, or attorney at any time by emailing your request to transformationsbipclasses@gmail.com. Please allow 48 hours for your request to be processed. All status letter requests must be submitted in writing by email.

Each area has different requirements and we cannot guarantee acceptance in every situation. We strongly recommend you verify with your attorney, probation/parole officer, or the court before enrolling.

Our classes are educational in nature and are not counseling or therapy. They are nationwide and not state-certified in any particular state. If you need state-certified classes, please contact the courthouse in your local area.

Because no payment is due until Week 5, you have time to verify acceptance before paying anything. And if you do pay and then find the class isn't accepted, our 60-day money-back guarantee covers a full refund of all fees paid.

We serve 48 states nationwide. Online domestic violence classes are not accepted in Oklahoma or Washington state. California requires prior approval from the court before completing classes online.

See our States We Serve page for a complete list.

No. Classes are educational in nature and are not counseling or therapy. They were created by a licensed Professional Counselor to be practical and educational. If your situation specifically requires counseling or therapy, please consult with the court or your attorney.

No. Our classes are only for domestic violence offenders. If you are a victim of domestic violence and need support, please contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at thehotline.org or call 1-800-799-7233(available 24/7).

According to author Lundy Bancroft, meaningful progress in recovery includes:

• Admitting fully to what they have done
• Stopping excuses and blaming
• Making amends and accepting responsibility
• Recognizing that abuse is a choice
• Identifying controlling behaviors and the attitudes that drive them
• Understanding that overcoming abusiveness is a long-term process
• Developing respectful, kind, and supportive behaviors
• Changing how they respond during heated conflicts
• Accepting consequences without blaming others

For more information, visit thehotline.org.