Intervention and Behavioral Programs

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An evidence based approach to working with batterers with a strong focus on ending power and control issues with strategies for managing conflict, addressing oppression and violence against women.

This program is developed to increase a persons’ knowledge and awareness of personal responsibility and actions, while holding individuals accountable for their behavior.

A strength based program for perpetrators of domestic violence that is not intimate in nature. (Ex: violence against a sibling or friend)

A program designed for first time offenders charged with or convicted of animal cruelty, animal abuse or neglect, animal fighting, or other similar misdemeanors.

A program designed to educate and raise awareness to the consequences of inappropriate alcohol sales and/or underage consumption.

Theft Offenders: A cognitive based program designed for first time offenders charged with or convicted of shoplifting, theft, bad checks or other misdemeanors. Also, utilizing the Something for Nothing Curriculum. 

A cognitive based program designed for first time offenders charged with or convicted of soliciting prostitution, indecent exposure or other similar misdemeanors.

This program is developed to increase a persons’ knowledge and awareness of personal responsibility and actions, while holding individuals accountable for their behavior. AM addresses anger issues and teaches appropriate techniques to reduce anger and outbursts. 

The parenting workbook, Parenting and Family Values, is appropriate for all parents. It is used in many settings, including behavioral health providers, substance use disorder programs, mental health and criminal justice settings.  

Participants complete homework from the 12-module parenting workbook prior to attending group. During group sessions, participants share their responses. The parenting workbook is designed for 12 group sessions.

The workbook can be conducted in an open-ended group format or as a class in which all participants enter and complete at the same time.

Moral Reconation Therapy-MRT® is an effective systematic, cognitive-behavioral approach that treats a wide range of issues including substance abuse, domestic violence, trauma, parenting, job skills, and other issues.  The programs are implemented in groups utilizing workbooks directly targeting specific issues.  CCI is the sole source of MRT workbooks and MRT training.  We provide consultation to numerous treatment agencies.  

Every student who participates in JfL training is supported by a mentor (often called a JfL champion) to provide ongoing support and encouragement. As a result, participants experience an extraordinary sense of community during JfL training classes not found in other job training programs. It is through this community that course participants build the relationships they need not only to be successful in the JfL class and gain access to employment but also to have a supportive network long after the course is completed.

JfL training focuses on the most important quality companies look for in their employees – character. Through the combination of biblical training and community support, JfL graduates learn the importance of working hard, showing up on time, respecting authority, taking responsibility for their actions, and being a team player. Equipped with strategies to overcome the barriers in their lives, they are trained to be reliable, trustworthy employees who arrive on time, have smiles on their faces, and do whatever it takes to get the job done. They are screened, qualified, and supported workforce ready to meet the pressing needs of companies in their community.

 Including Opioid Intervention Programs, Faith Based Curriculums