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Case Study

Campus Kilpatrick

Problem

Albert Banuelos, youth probation director, needed to implement a trauma-informed and collaborative approach at the Campus Kilpatrick juvenile rehabilitation camp.

Solution

The Forward Thinking series provided a treatment resource that aligned with the L.A. Model’s emphasis on self-expression and cognitive development. The practice of Interactive Journaling enabled staff to engage with each participant through a reflective cycle of reading, writing and talking.

If I were to sum up all the responses I’m getting, [it’s] that we’re slowly getting these youth that have come to us with a lifetime of trauma to see some things differently. That helps change, or it helps make better decisions in their eyes.
Albert Banuelos
Probation Director
Campus Kilpatrick

Case Study

Indianapolis DUI
The Flex Modules

Problem

Brenda Gardner was finding discouraging recidivism rates and a lack of victim awareness among program participants in the Indianapolis DUI program. Participants struggled with traditional journaling exercises.

Solution

Brenda found that Interactive Journals relieved participant hesitancy to engage with journaling. Participants showed greater enthusiasm for the material and family involvement increased.

As we discussed each section of the Journal, he talked more about the feelings that came up as he wrote the answer. He told me these guided books are the only way he could have done this. He said ‘I don’t like to look inside myself, but I did look inside myself with these Journals.
Brenda Gardner
EAP CD Specialist/DUI
St. Francis Hospital

Case Study

Valley Springs Youth Ranch KIDS Series

Problem

The Valley Springs Youth Ranch provides strength-based treatment for at-risk youth. The program had struggled to find treatment curricula that catered directly to the needs and concerns of youth.

Solution

The Keep It Direct and Simple series provided an accessible and appropriately paced resource for therapy sessions. Group facilitation was more productive and structured, while the Journals provided individuals with a permanent and tangible record of their commitments.

It moves them through a process that becomes a pattern and helps them begin to understand what’s causing their problems - repeated behaviors and attitudes, they need a way to try to understand that.
Karen Monroe
Therapist
Valley Springs Youth Ranch

Case Study

El Reno Federal Prison Breaking the Cycle

Problem

The El Reno facility needed a cognitive-behavioral and evidence-based programming tool to drive therapeutic treatment. Substance use disorders were prevalent and inmates needed specific curricula to target addiction and co-occurring disorders.

Solution

The Breaking The Cycle Interactive Journaling® curriculum was introduced along with group treatment settings advised by The Change Companies.

[It’s] inspiring if they’re utilizing this opportunity to learn what makes them better people. It definitely gives them an opportunity to challenge their thinking and most of them find out that they like challenging their thinking.
Lance Reynolds
Drug Treatment Specialist
El Reno Federal Prison

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We create evidence-based resources that support lasting behavior change

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Use evidence-based practices to get real results

Training supports your staff and improves outcomes

Campus Kilpatrick

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Indianapolis DUI
The Flex Modules

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Solution

Valley Springs Youth Ranch KIDS Series

Problem

Solution

El Reno Federal Prison Breaking the Cycle

Problem

Solution

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a new way to browse curricula and training

Your partner in behavior change

We create evidence-based resources that support lasting behavior change

Our products are trusted by over 5000+ industry leaders

Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Prisons

Explore Interactive Journaling®

Find the Right Curriculum

Webinars

Use evidence-based practices to get real results

Training supports your staff and improves outcomes

Campus Kilpatrick

Problem

Solution

Indianapolis DUI The Flex Modules

Problem

Solution

Valley Springs Youth Ranch KIDS Series

Problem

Solution

El Reno Federal Prison Breaking the Cycle

Problem

Solution

Partner with us in your behavior change efforts

Your partner
in behavior change

Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Prisons

Indianapolis DUI
The Flex Modules