The 97th District – Juvenile Probation will adopt the Lifeskills Link Program as one of its evidence-based programs and resources. They serve a rural population of juveniles across several northern Texas counties. This training will equip Juvenile Probation Officers to implement evidence-based programming while overcoming common barriers, including cost, travel, and waitlists. It will also be a tool to include parents and caregivers and become a foundation for having more targeted and focused supervision meetings that are designed to help the juvenile develop pro-social cognitive and behavioral skills.

This training will focus on streamlining the enrollment process for field agents while ensuring alignment with each probationer’s and/or parolee’s risk assessment and case plan. The Lifeskills Link mobile app for admin users and referral cards will be demonstrated and made available to all agents who attend this training. A special focus will be given for accessing, understanding, and utilizing CBT Lifeskills course data to help drive positive life change.

Tom Green County Juvenile Probation serves several surrounding counties and will add the Lifeskills Link program to the resources and programs that they utilize. They will be using the agency-paid enrollment option, making the program available at no cost to juveniles and their families. This training will help JPO’s learn how to connect this program to the various needs and challenges that exist with each probationer on their caseload.

We look forward to connecting with and supporting misdemeanor court judges from the state of Oklahoma. At our table, we will have staff on hand to provide actionable programs and resources that can be readily implemented in your jurisdiction. We will also be showcasing the Lifeskills Link program.

Our company president, Trevor Lloyd, was in person to provide a workshop for the General Sessions Judges in Tennessee. New legislation has been introduced that requires certain misdemeanor offenders to participate in a cognitive-behavioral training program.  Supporting judges and courts in actively incorporating evidence-based rehabilitative programs represents a significant step in the right direction for reducing recidivism and enhancing public safety.

Our team will be on hand for the OSA Training & Expo in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We will be showcasing our evidence-based CBT Lifeskills courses and program options that are designed specifically for jails and prisons. We look forward to connecting with staff who are involved with reentry, education, and programming.

We’re looking forward to attending the Utah Sheriffs’ Association Conference and connecting with law enforcement professionals from across the state. We’re excited to share innovative tools and resources that support rehabilitation, reduce recidivism, and strengthen community outcomes.

We will be attending the American Probation and Parole Association Conference in New York this Summer! We look forward to connecting with professionals and sharing our evidence-based solutions for rehabilitation and reentry success.

We are excited to attend the upcoming Texas Probation Association Conference, where we look forward to connecting with professionals dedicated to advancing community supervision. We’re eager to share our evidence-based tools that support rehabilitation and reduce recidivism across Texas.