MRT certification prepares professionals to deliver MRT—Moral Reconation Therapy®, a structured, evidence-based cognitive-behavioral program that strengthens decision-making, accountability, and long-term behavioral change.
Through training and guided implementation, MRT certification supports professionals in applying consistent, structured interventions across justice, behavioral health, and community-based settings.
To become MRT—Moral Reconation Therapy® certified, professionals complete a structured training process and demonstrate the ability to apply the model as designed.
This includes:
Certification is based on both training completion and the ability to implement MRT with fidelity.
The first step in becoming certified is completing MRT—Moral Reconation Therapy® training.
Training provides:
Most professionals begin with Basic MRT Facilitator Training before moving into specialized or advanced training.
MRT certification focuses on how the model is delivered, not just what is learned.
Professionals are trained to:
This structure supports reliable outcomes across programs and settings.
After training, certification is supported through real-world application.
Professionals begin implementing MRT within their programs while:
Consistent application is essential to achieving the outcomes associated with MRT.
MRT certification is closely tied to fidelity, or how closely the program is delivered as designed.
Maintaining fidelity includes:
This approach supports the evidence-based outcomes associated with MRT.
MRT certification is designed for professionals working in:
The model supports work with a wide range of individuals and program goals.
After becoming MRT—Moral Reconation Therapy® certified, professionals can:
Ongoing use of MRT supports continued growth in both facilitation and outcomes.
To begin the process of MRT certification, explore available training opportunities and select a program that fits your schedule and focus area.
