The courses below are offered free to all users, no registration is required. These courses have not been certified for credit by the North Carolina Substance Abuse Professional Practice Board.

Training for Community Corrections Officers on People with Cognitive Disabilities.

Partners in Justice:
Training for Community Corrections Officers on People with Cognitive Disabilities

To Improved Offender Outcome: by Faye Taxman

Integrating SA Treatment and CJS: by Doug Marlowe

Tools of the Trade: incorporating science into practice.

This manual was designed to succinctly summarize the application of the behavioral management model for the supervision field. The manual outlines the major concepts as it relates to supervising offenders to protect public safety and to promote offender change. It also illustrates how the supervision staff can be a facilitator of offender change.

The TASC Journey: through the eyes of a client.

The TASC Journey concept came about as a result of a request by TASC care workers. It was indicated on a survey that it would be helpful if TASC workers could learn how to better interact with the "resistant" TASC client. It is felt that if everyone who works for TASC, starting with the person the client first meets at the door, could remember where the client has come from before arriving at TASC, it might help create a new understanding of the whole system. Thus helping to create a better understanding between the TASC worker and the client.

Patient Engagement: by Cory Newman

Being able to effectively communicate with clients is a skill as important to you, the care manager, as it is to a therapist. It can make the difference between a meaningful relationship with your client, translating to sucessful client engagement and retention.