Grounded in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), the program focuses on emotional awareness, decision-making, and practical strategies for managing anger and conflict in everyday situations.

Courts, probation departments, diversion programs, employers, and reentry agencies commonly order anger management education. Also appropriate for individuals seeking to improve emotional regulation and communication.

A structured behavioral education course designed to support reentry, personal accountability, and successful community reintegration. Built on the same evidence-based curriculum used in our in-person correctional programs.

Courts, probation departments, reentry programs, halfway houses, and diversion programs. Commonly ordered for individuals transitioning from incarceration into community settings.

A structured behavioral education course for parents and caregivers involved with the justice system. Built on evidence-based parenting principles.

Family courts, child welfare agencies, probation departments, and diversion programs. Commonly ordered for parents involved in child custody proceedings or child protective services cases.

A structured Cognitive-Behavioral course focused on power, control, healthy relationships, and the behavioral patterns that lead to domestic conflict.

Courts, probation departments, and diversion programs for individuals charged with or convicted of domestic violence-related offenses where a state-certified BIP is not specifically mandated.

A structured behavioral course grounded in evidence-based substance use prevention principles. Addresses the relationship between substance use, decision-making, and long-term personal and legal consequences.

Courts, probation departments, DUI diversion programs, drug courts, and reentry programs. Commonly ordered as part of substance-related charges, probation conditions, or reentry planning.

A structured behavioral education course addressing the cognitive patterns, impulse control issues, and situational factors that contribute to theft behavior.

Courts, diversion programs, and employers for individuals charged with or convicted of shoplifting, theft, or related offenses. Commonly used in first-offense diversion and retail theft programs.

Addresses the thought processes, attitudes, and beliefs that contribute to poor decision-making and recidivism. Grounded in Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention (CBI) principles.

Courts, probation departments, and reentry programs. Commonly ordered for individuals with repeat offenses, criminal thinking patterns, or as part of a structured reentry or diversion plan.

A structured behavioral education course grounded in evidence-based communication and conflict resolution principles. Focuses on de-escalation techniques, assertive communication, and practical strategies for resolving interpersonal disputes without aggression or coercion.

Courts, probation departments, diversion programs, employers, and reentry agencies. Commonly ordered for individuals whose offenses involved interpersonal conflict, workplace disputes, or communication-related behavioral issues.