MRT programs apply Moral Reconation Therapy–MRT® across a wide range of populations, treatment needs, and service environments.
Moral reasoning is how people decide what they should or should not do in a given situation. Our programs strengthen moral reasoning by helping individuals examine thinking patterns, personal responsibility, and the consequences of their actions.
Moral Reconation Therapy–MRT® fosters moral development in treatment-resistant individuals through structured exercises, group facilitation, and guided self-reflection. As a result, This framework supports meaningful change that extends beyond program completion.
Programs continue to implement Moral Reconation Therapy- MRT® because of consistent outcomes observed across systems. Our models are used in 50 states and nine countries and are associated with:
These outcomes reflect MRT’s focus on accountability, structure, and long-term behavioral change. As models continue to evolve, MRT remains a practical framework for addressing complex behavioral challenges while maintaining consistency, accountability, and evidence-based structure across diverse service environments.
To explore how these outcomes translate into real-world impact, review MRT client results and what people say about MRT. You can also shop for MRT workbooks and materials to support program implementation across diverse settings and populations.
MRT is recognized as an evidence-based program by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
