Circles of Light is a participating member of this international center which offers peer support services. Provided by trained facilitators, the process supports individual exploration of new ways of viewing life’s challenges and to find peace of mind even in the most difficult situations. Started by Dr. Jerry Jampolsky in 1975, the approach is based on the understanding that people and conditions outside do not cause upset; rather one’s thoughts, feelings, and attitudes about them. Children and adults equally derive benefits from the process.

Circles of Light contracts this small, local organization to provide ongoing series of sessions geared for children who have issues with domestic violence and/or parents who are or have been incarcerated. ‘On Solid Ground’ is a cognitive-based skills curriculum used among various other materials, to promote self-esteem, communications skills, and empower youth to take a leadership role in future sessions.

Circles of Light implements art projects designed by this nonprofit in ongoing classes. Trained facilitators utilize specific activities to build awareness of issues which surround domestic violence. Images created have helped battered women and children gain a sense of renewal and power; images of hope, survival, and strength educate the public and become "a window between worlds" for survivors taking steps to change their lives.