MRT, an evidenced based program, is an effective, systemic, cognitive-behavioral approach that treats a wide range of issues, including Anti-Social Personality Disorder (ASPD), substance abuse, domestic violence, trauma, anger management, employment skills and other issues.  The programs are implemented in groups, utilizing workbooks, directly targeting specific issues.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is based on the idea that the person is having difficulties, because of faulty (maladjusted) thinking and behavior.

We are registered as an “In-Person” Court Program Provider. Our MRT classes have been designed for individuals who need to take court ordered courses for court ordered requirements, at the request of their employer, or for personal reasons.  
 

Moral Reconation Therapy 
(For Juveniles/Family Members/Veterans)
 

How It Is Conducted
The program has 16 steps and 12 of these typically completed in 30 group sessions held in accordance with the implementation site’s own needs and characteristics.  Clients complete homework for each group prior to coming to session.  In group, each client presents his or her homework and the facilitator passes the client to the next step or has the client redo the homework based on objective criteria.  All MRT groups are open-ended, meaning that new clients can enter an ongoing group at any time.  Each group session will usually have new clients as well as some finishing the program.

 
Moral Reconation Therapy  - Domestic Violence
(For Juveniles/Family Members/Veterans)
The program is divided in 24 modules with each module completed in a group session. In group, each client presents his or her homework to the group and the facilitator passes the client to the next step or has the client redo the homework based on objective criteria.
 

Moral Reconation Therapy – Coping With Anger
(For Juveniles/Family Members/Veterans)
The program has 8 modules, completed in 8 group sessions supplemented by several sessions with a counselor or facilitator.  Clients complete homework for each module prior to coming to group.  In group, each client presents his or her homework to the group and facilitator passes the client to the next module or has the client redo the homework based on objective criteria.  The groups are open-ended, meaning that new clients can enter an ongoing group at any time.
 

Moral Reconation Therapy – Breaking the Chains of Trauma
(For Juveniles/Family Members/Veterans)
Breaking the chains of trauma is designed to be conducted in an 8-session group that can be implemented in an open-ended manner, meaning that new participants can enter at any time, or an 8-session psycho-educational class.
 

Moral Reconation Therapy – Life Skills
(For Juveniles/Family Members/Veterans)
Groups can be conducted in an open-ended format, where clients can work on completing sessions at their own pace; or in an education format, where all members of the group complete sessions at the same time.  The homework contained in each chapter is shared in a group process that can be easily incorporated into any type of setting.