Moving On Program

Is a gender-specific program that addresses many risk factors that can lead to a woman's criminal behavior. The program provides women with alternatives to criminal activity by helping them identify and mobilize personal and community resources.

It is an open-ended intervention program that allows continuous intake.
It draws on the evidence-based treatment models of relational theory and cognitive-behavioral therapy
It is administered in a group setting

Program content is organized around four main themes:

1.Encouraging personal responsibility and enhancing motivation for change
2.Expanding connections and building healthy relationships
3.Skill enhancement, development, and maintenance
4.Relaxation and stress management skills

Modules Outline:

Modules 1 and 6: Orientation and Transitions
Module 2: Listening and Being Heard – 5 individual group lessons
Module 3: Building Healthy Relationships – 4 individual group lessons
Module 4: Expressing Emotions – 4 individual group lessons
Module 5: Making Connections and Staying Healthy (5 Individual Group Lessons)

Features of the Moving On program include:

Focuses on responsivity issues for women participants
Helps women identify and mobilize both personal and community resources
Based on an educational and cognitive skill-building approach

Moving On Rules:

Program duration is 11 weeks and meets twice a week
Participants will be assessed to determine risk level
Participants will be required to submit to a drug screen
Fee is $100.00, $50.00 due prior to the beginning of class and $50.00 due before completion. $25 fee for participants if coupled with Home Detention. Fees must be paid before you can be successfully discharged from the program.
Must agree to the rules and terms of the program.