Anger is a normal human emotion, and it feels powerful as it takes control of a situation. But angry actions are what get people in trouble.

During this one-on-one course, you will learn about about anger as emotion, it’s true purpose, what happens in your brain when you are angry. Together, we will explore and analyze why you react the way you do in high-stress situations and discuss alternative solutions and what to do when you feel angry and out of control.

Sometimes theft seems like it is justified or the only option.

In this course, participants examine where they are, how they got there, and where they want and need to go in life. Core Topics include reconnecting with personal values, identifying thinking patterns that lead to workable and unworkable choices, and other factors of personal behavior with a focus on changes in behavior and surroundings that are needed following Theft related offenses.

Do you ever wonder why you do the things you do?

This course fosters critical-thinking skills that will aid you in quickly recalling important information, recognizing patterns, thinking ahead, and anticipating outcomes and problems while remaining composed so that emotions do not hinder decision making skills.

A life skills course is designed to equip individuals with essential tools and strategies for successful reintegration into society after serving time. The course covers a range of topics, including effective communication, conflict resolution, financial management, and job readiness skills.

Participants engage in interactive workshops and role-playing scenarios, allowing them to practice and apply what they've learned in real-life situations. By fostering personal development and promoting positive decision-making, the course aims to reduce recidivism and empower individuals to build fulfilling, productive lives. Ultimately, it serves as a crucial step toward breaking the cycle of incarceration and creating a supportive pathway to lasting change.

Mentorship a proven method of connecting people to share in goals for growth. Usually the Mentor has life experience to share with the Mentee who is seeking personal or professional development.

Our 6-month mentorships are a safe-space to explore your personal potential. There is no homework, no reading assignments, only a fun interactive experience to expand your mindset.

Moral Reconation Therapy also known as MRT, is a 12-session behavioral therapy designed to decrease criminal behavior and treat substance abuse, anger management, trauma and more. MRT teaches participants to focus on the morality and consequences of their behavior. MRT aims to improve participants decision making, thought processes, and overall well-being. MRT has been known to help participants improve their moral-reasoning and positive identity.

MRT includes homework and exercises designed to lower self-destructive behavior and reinforce healthy habits. The MRT Program also helps participants develop a positive identity and confront attitudes, behaviors, and beliefs.

A substance abuse evaluation is a tool used to determine whether a person is struggling with addiction.

Evaluations are divided into two parts: an initial screening followed by a more holistic assessment that helps to determine the next course of action.

Based on a self-assessment, followed by a one-on-one holistic evaluation, next steps in the recovery process may be recommended.