ANGER MANAGEMENT (SAMHSA) : This is a cognitive-behavioral program developed through the Department of Health & Human Services. It introduces relaxation skills to help prevent angry feelings from arising, and skills as an alternative to aggressiveness. Practicing new skills through role-playing is essential.

CONTROLLING ANGER AND LEARNING TO MANAGE (CALM): It was developed for offenders and has research demonstrating effectiveness reducing recidivism both for crimes of violence, and as an offender management tool with a significant reduction in DORS (Disciplinary Offense Reports) for the participants. CALM introduces relaxation skills early in the program to help prevent anger from arising.

MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM: Mental health services are provided to all inmates who have an identified mental health issue requiring treatment. These services may include evaluation, diagnostic clarification, individual and group psychotherapy, medication, and psycho-education. The goal is to maintain optimal levels of functioning for inmates in the least restrictive setting. They also serve to deter suicidal behaviors.

DAY REPORTING:The Day Reporting Program provides a cost-effective solution to Probation and Parole Officers’ management of offenders. Offenders that require additional structure and accountability are referred to Day Reporting. The referred offenders receive more intensive supervision in one or more of several areas likely to contribute to a violation of their probation or parole. The primary emphasis is on employment. Other areas include: education, life skills management, substance abuse treatment, and family reunification.