We have worked with these departments for years, and are looking forward to continuing partnership for years to come. This training is designed to provide additional skills and knowledge and improve overall effectiveness.

The Dutchess County Probation Office is ready to implement the ACCI Lifeskills program and courses. We are looking forward to this training, which will equip officers with tools to help their clients better overcome self-defeating thoughts and behaviors.

We have worked with federal probation departments for years, and are looking forward to continuing partnership for years to come. This training is designed to provide additional skills and knowledge and improve overall effectiveness.

The San Francisco Sheriff’s Office is using the Lifeskills Link Program in conjunction with the Nucleos Platform. The Lifeskills Link system is integrated with Nucleos providing a seamless experience for correctional learners and programming staff. This training will emphasize the roles and opportunities associated with the Super Admin User. The focus will be to assist staff in being efficient and scaling ACCI’s eLearning CBT Programming institution-wide and looking for opportunities to build cognitive and behavioral skills that will better prepare the incarcerated learners for their eventual return to society.

The Lifeskills Link Program and ACCI’s CBT Lifeskills courses are available to all individuals incarcerated in the Utah Dept. of Corrections Prison System through the APDS Tablets (American Prison Data System). This training will assist case managers to identify and associate their risk assessment and case planning with ACCI’s CBT Lifeskills courses. Case Managers will be trained to evaluate coursework and look for opportunities to develop both cognitive and behavioral skills.

We have worked with federal probation for many years, and are pleased to offer training support to various district offices.  The upcoming training will provide additional skills and knowledge, and improve overall effectiveness.

The Albanian prison system has been collaborating with ACCI in an ongoing translation project. Select staff from each of Albania’s Prisons will be attending this virtual training to be prepared to deliver ACCI’s Cognitive Lifeskills to their respective incarcerated population. Never in the history of the Albanian Prison System has a CBT-based program been utilized. ACCI is honored to be in partnership with key leaders and stake holders to introduce evidence-based practices and focus on achieving better outcomes.

Our ACCI Lifeskills team will attend the American Probation and Parole (APPA) Summer Conference in New York from August 27-30. We are thrilled to team up with Cass County Probation in Indiana to co-present a workshop on implementing a intentional and restorative approach to corrections, with an overview of outcomes and implementation recommendations. Come see in the exhibit hall!

ACCI has been invited to provide in-person Lifeskills Link Training for all of the United States Probation Officers. Both pretrial and post-conviction officers will be in attendance. The training will focus on how to use the Lifeskills Link Program in conjunction with the PCRA 2.0 and STARR.

Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office has adopted the use of ACCI’s CBT Lifeskills Courses through the License To Reprint Program. This training will prepare jail staff on how to utilize this program in several case uses. Special attention will be given on how this program can be integrated into existing and future reentry practices.