Victim's Compensation Resources

Victims Compensation for Therapy Costs

If you've experienced a crime, Colorado's Victims Compensation Fund may help cover the cost of counseling. Explore answers to common questions about eligibility and how to apply.

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Yes, Overcomers Counseling accepts Victims Compensation funding for survivors of crime across our Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, and Pueblo locations, offering trauma-informed counseling including EMDR.

Victims Compensation is designed to help survivors access mental health care with reduced financial barriers. Our team helps guide you through the application and coverage process.

Yes, survivors using Victims Compensation can connect with a trauma-informed therapist through statewide online counseling, in addition to in-person sessions at our Colorado offices.

Victims Compensation is accepted at our Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, and Pueblo offices, plus statewide online counseling for survivors anywhere in Colorado.

Victims Compensation is typically administered through your local District Attorney's office. Our care team can help you understand the application process and required documentation.

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