Since its establishment in 2009, the company has built solid relationships with court officials, school administrators, probation offices, and family life resource agencies across the state. We believe that these relationships, combined with our commitment to serving you, will allow us to assist you effectively in discovering your true identity.

At Peaceful Transitions, we believe that everyone has anger issues. However, if we refuse to admit, acknowledge, and recognize them they will become anger problems. Anger is like the brakes pads on a vehicle; Each set of pads has a warning level to warn the driver that they are about to wear out. Once the pads are worn down to the warning level, the pads release a high-pitched sound that is very annoying.
If the driver chooses to ignore this warning, it will eventually stop. However, this is actually more dangerous because without the indicator, the problem goes unnoticed, unfixed, and causes more severe problems later on. Anger is the indicator, the high-pitched noise that warns us that there are issues that need to be attended to.