This month, we are facilitating the “Sustaining Restorative Culture”  workshop, the third segment in a series of professional development workshops developed for educators. Clarkdale-Jerome is already doing great work with their students and community, and we look forward to continuing to work with them in this endeavor.

Garfield County Sheriff Department has utilized our Lifeskills courses in a reprint license for several years, and have renewed their license for the next year. This training will be focused on boosting previous training, and providing suggestions on how to best use the insights provided in Lifeskills Link.

U.S. Probation Northern Texas has been utilizing the ACCI Lifeskills courses for several years now with a 75.8% completion rate. The upcoming training will be geared toward those new to the Lifeskills Link program, and a refresher for those who are already familiar.

APPA is a network of corrections administrators, officers, and other service providers who are passionate about reducing recidivism rates and keeping our communities safe. In 2022, ACCI became an APPA Corporate member, and we are looking forward to attending the upcoming winter training institute in Los Angeles, CA from February 24-26, 2023. Stop by in the Expo Hall and see us!

The Provo City Attorney’s office prosecutes law violations in the Provo Justice Court, with whom we have worked with for some time now. This implementation training will be for those new to the Lifeskills Link program, and a refresher for those who may be already familiar. We look forward to this implementation training with the prosecutors office in our home city.

We are looking forward to this virtual training meeting with Collin County CSCD out of Texas, and helping the staff in their utilization of the Lifeskills Link platform.

The Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility is currently using the Tech Friends tablet technology and through a secure integration with the Lifeskills Link system will provide ACCI’s CBT eLearning courses to incarcerated individuals. The integrations significantly increase enrollment efficiencies by using the latest SSO (Single Sign On) technology. Staff will be trained on how to discover the shifts in the values, attitudes, and beliefs on the incarcerated client that they are assisting through the reentry process. Staff will be trained on all aspects of CBT Lifeskills intervention and all corresponding Lifeskills Link platform functionalities.

APPA is a network of corrections administrators, officers, and other service providers who are passionate about reducing recidivism rates and keeping our communities safe. In 2022, ACCI became an APPA Corporate member, and we are looking forward to attending the upcoming winter training institute in Philadelphia, PA from February 12-14, 2023. Stop by in the Expo Hall and see us!

The Federal Probation and Pretrial Middle District of Alabama is new to ACCI and the Lifeskills Link Program. All USPOs will be trained and provided with their own individual Lifeskills Link account and will be prepared to work the probationer’s on their caseload through the program. Emphasis will be given on how to utilize the program in conjunction with the PCRA 2.0 (Post Conviction Risk Assessment) and the STARR (Staff Training Aimed at Reducing Rearrest) approach.

Training will be provided to the Peer Support Specialists who work in conjunction with St. Claire Healthcare and with several of the county jails in their region. The Peer Support Specialists are assigned caseloads of incarcerated individuals and are tasked with providing evidence-based programming to prepare the individual for a successful release back into the community. The training will orient the Peer Support Specialists to ACCI’s Cognitive Lifeskills Course, and the Lifeskills Link platform, and will equip them with resources and best practices for delivering both self-directed and group facilitation programs.