MRT Training℠ & Services

Correctional Counseling, Inc. (CCI) was founded in 1987 by Dr. Kenneth Robinson, one of the two co-developers of Moral Reconation Therapy – MRT®.

CCI is the sole-source provider of MRT training, materials, and certifications. CCI also offers services that assist trained facilitators and agencies using MRT-based programs with continuous improvement in outcomes for their clients. These services include consulting and an e-learning community.

My training was an amazing experience. Our instructor made it an enjoyable experience to learn. It was eye-opening, going through the exercises and seeing firsthand how the ex-offenders have to assimilate their lives past and present into their future decisions.

Training

Training for MRT curricula and MRT-based programs covers a variety of facilitator needs, including basic MRT training, advanced MRT training, MRT training review, MRT trauma training, MRT domestic violence training, MRT trauma training for veteran-specific populations, MRT anger management training, and MRT guidelines for adolescents training.

Monthly Fidelity Calls

CCI offers continuing education conference calls with our clinical staff to better support facilitators as they move through program implementation. These free calls consist of reviewing steps as well as a Q&A portion.

Educational Webinars

The Learning Community offers a wide range of education webinars suited for supporting facilitators as they move through program implementation.

Consultation

CCI offers specific, targeted consulting services for programs and agencies (such as correctional agencies, drug courts and treatment programs) that can enhance treatment results and document a program’s effectiveness.

Train the Trainer Program Resources

For agencies who wish to certify a facilitator trainer without ongoing reliance of CCI trainers, contract opportunities may be available in your area.  Please email ccimrt@ccimrt.com for more information or contact us.

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