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This practical webinar is designed for court, probation, specialty court, behavioral health, counseling, case management, and other justice-system professionals who want a clearer understanding of how MRT–Moral Reconation Therapy® and related CCI resources can support individuals throughout different phases of programming.

Participants will explore several MRT–Moral Reconation Therapy®-based and complementary models, including How to Escape Your Prison, trauma-focused programming, domestic violence programming, and substance use disorder resources. The webinar will look at how these tools can be incorporated into existing court, supervision, treatment, and support structures rather than viewed as stand-alone programs.

A key focus will be helping professionals understand how to match programming to participant needs and different stages of the process. We will discuss ways MRT–Moral Reconation Therapy® concepts and models can be integrated across phases, how programs can complement one another, and how organizations can build a more structured pathway from initial engagement through continued growth and support.

This webinar is ideal for:

• Court and specialty court staff
• Probation and community supervision professionals
• Behavioral health professionals
• Counselors and case workers
• Treatment and program staff
• Criminal justice and community-based professionals
• Teams currently using MRT–Moral Reconation Therapy® or exploring how to expand their programming

Topics will include:

• An overview of MRT–Moral Reconation Therapy® models and resources
• How to Escape Your Prison and its role within MRT programming
• Trauma-focused resources
• Domestic violence programming
• Substance use disorder resources
• Selecting programs based on participant needs
• Incorporating MRT–Moral Reconation Therapy® and related models into different program phases
• Building a coordinated approach across court, supervision, treatment, and support services

Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of the range of available programming and practical ideas for incorporating these resources into their existing structure.

Webinar Date:
Monday, October 19 | 12:00 – 1:15 PM CDT