Connection Cards

In-Person, Virtual Vistation, & Staff

Connection Cards consist of 52 thought-provoking questions and tips to initiate meaningful conversations between incarcerated individuals and their minor children. Set variations are tailored to a specific environment and serve as useful tools for improving communication during in-person visitation, phone calls, video calls, and web/app visits. Staff Connection Cards help corrections professionals take a trauma-informed approach with children during visitation and provide suggestions for starting conversations.

Steps to Success:

A Re-Entry Workbook

Reintegration into the community is a critical part of the incarceration process. It is a time often filled with uncertainty and strong emotions. While many individuals are excited to return home, many are overwhelmed and anxious as they contemplate the hard work ahead. Steps to Success: A Re-Entry Workbook offers incarcerated individuals practical exercises to explore all reentry aspects–from deciding where they’ll be living, locating employment, and reconnecting with family and friends to fulfilling ongoing criminal justice system obligations. It empowers individuals to take ownership of their reentry process and personal growth. Whether you are a criminal justice professional, a supportive family member, or a returning citizen, whether you use this book to support work done in programming or as the basis for self-help, you'll benefit from this practical guide to reentry. Available for purchase in both print copy through Amazon.com, digital license on our website, or by contacting us directly.

Pathways to Change

Utilize the at-the-desk time with clients more effectively by structuring that time around targeted conversations. This guide for correctional professionals offers guided casework activities to address the needs identified with risk assessment tools: antisocial attitudes, education, employment and finances, antisocial peers, anger/hostility, mental health, abuse/trauma, substance use, family, intimate relationships, parenting, and self-efficacy. This guide offers a series of 22 core worksheets that can be applied to any need area, 17 skill sets to address skill deficiencies, and 15 specialty worksheets with applications to particular need areas. The collaborative approach in these interventions empowers justice-impacted individuals to solve their own problems, fosters a team approach to case management, and equips clients to succeed inside and outside the criminal justice system. Learn more in our marketplace or contact us for more information.

WRNA & GINA Automation

Now Available!

We have partnered with Noble Software Group to provide software solutions for agencies utilizing the Women's Risk Needs Assessment and the Gender-Informed Needs Assessment. These platforms provide a comprehensive solution with assessment databases and case planning systems. Contact Noble Software Group for more information.