The president of Wise Choice Alternatives, an affiliate of ACCI, will be attending and presenting at the Pinal County COJET Conference. The conference plays a vital role in supporting and improving education and training for those who serve our courts and communities. We are grateful for the opportunity.

We’re excited to attend the Oklahoma Municipal Judges Association Spring Conference. We look forward to connecting with judges and court professionals, offering insights and promoting excellence in municipal justice.

The ACA attracts court personnel from across the state who are dedicated to strengthening and improving Arizona’s legal system. We’re especially excited that the president of our affiliate, Wise Choice Alternatives, will be attending as well, demonstrating our leadership’s commitment to collaboration and innovation. It’s an incredible opportunity to connect with professionals, share insights, and continue building meaningful partnerships that support our courts and communities.

We’re thrilled to connect with juvenile justice professionals and peers from across the state at this conference. Through training sessions and collaborative discussions, we’ll share insights aimed at fostering meaningful outcomes for youth and the communities they serve. Be sure to stop by our table to learn more about our programs and how we’re supporting positive change in juvenile justice.

The virtual training will introduce La Paz County Probation staff to the ACCI Life Skills program and how to use it to effectively supervise and support students. We are grateful for their time and commitment to strengthening their work and community.

We’re excited to announce that we will be attending and participating in the Spring 2026 CJPA Conference. We look forward to connecting with peers and collaborating with correctional and inmate-services professionals to advance jail programs, strengthen services, and support better outcomes for our communities.

We are proud to support CSCD’s and juvenile probation departments in Texas since in 1979. We look forward to connecting at this years conference located in Houston. Stop by our table to learn more about our CBT program options.

The Monroe County Adult Probation department is making the Lifeskills Link Program available to all adult probation officers. They will be trained how to enroll and leverage all of ACCI’s adult CBT Lifeskills courses. Specific attention will be given on how to connect the dots from their risk assessment tool, to their case planning and management work flows and ACCI’s evidence-based program. Both the hard-copy workbooks and eLearning courses will be at each PO’s disposal which will give them a level of responsiveness as they determine which programs and formats will be most beneficial for each probationer.

Youth Zone provides essential services to youth in Colorado’s back country (from Aspen, CO to Rifle, CO). This training will support their staff and counselors who are receiving referrals from courts for juveniles who qualify for diversion, or who are in need of CBT interventions.

Stephenson County Juvenile Probation is adopting the Lifeskills Link program for its pre-diversion program. Juveniles who fit their profile for low risk and first-time offenders will be offered a diversion path, which includes completing one or more of ACCI’s cognitive-behavioral lifeskills courses. Staff will be trained on how to use the Lifeskills Link platform to drive cognitive-behavioral intervention and help the individual avoid formal supervision. ACCI is thrilled with the leadership and strategy to create opportunities for juveniles to participate in evidence-based programs and steer themselves out of the system.