Anger is a signal, not a flaw.

 

This course helps participants understand the roots of their anger, recognize triggers, and learn healthier ways to respond.

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What we teach:

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• Understanding emotional triggers

• Early warning signs & escalation awareness

• Challenging unhelpful thoughts

• Calming and de-escalation techniques

• Healthy communication & conflict resolution

• reating a personal anger management plan

This course explores relationship patterns and teaches tools for safety, respect, and healthy communication.

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What we teach:

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• Healthy vs unhealthy relationship behaviors

• Emotional, verbal, and physical abuse awareness

• Emotional regulation & accountability

• Conflict resolution skills

• Boundaries, safety planning, and self-worth building

Young people deserve a chance to build a better tomorrow, and so do adults navigating new chapters in their lives. Our Decision-Making course is offered for both juveniles and adults, focusing on developing responsibility, critical thinking, emotional awareness, and healthier decision-making habits.

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What we teach:

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• Understanding how the brain and emotions influence decisions

• Choices vs. consequences

• Peer pressure & healthy boundaries

• Emotional awareness & coping tools

• Goal setting & personal responsibility

Substance use affects more than the moment; it influences judgment, relationships, safety, and long-term stability. Our class offers honest and practical education for individuals seeking to understand their patterns and make healthier choices moving forward. This class supports both adolescents and adults who are navigating substance-related challenges.

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What we teach:
 

• How drugs and alcohol affect the brain, body, and decision-making•

• Understanding the cycle of misuse, dependency, and triggers

• The role of social pressure, stress, and environment in substance use

• Safer decision-making and the real-life impact of impaired judgment

• Coping tools, relapse-prevention strategies, and harm-reduction skills

• Building a personal plan for recovery, change, and support

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Disclaimer: This course is facilitated by a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC) and is a privately developed education class. This class is NOT a TDLR-approved Drug Offender Education Program. Acceptance of this class is solely at the discretion of the judge or probation department. Completion of this class does not fulfill state requirements for an official DOEP program unless explicitly authorized by the court.

Parenting doesn’t come with a manual, but support helps. This class strengthens parent-child connection, structure, and communication.

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What we teach:

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• Parenting styles & development stages

• Discipline that teaches, not punishes

• Emotional coaching & communication

• Boundaries, structure, and routine

• Co-parenting strategies & home planning

Sometimes life takes us down roads we never intended to travel. Our DWI Education class offers the tools, insight, and support needed to make safer choices moving forward. This course is appropriate for first-time and repeat offenders, as well as individuals seeking education for personal growth or court requirements.

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What we teach:

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• How alcohol and drugs impact reaction time, judgment, and driving ability

• Understanding BAC levels and physiological impairment

• Legal consequences, long-term risks, and community impact

• Identifying personal behavior patterns that contribute to risky choices

• Tools for preventing future impaired driving

• Creating a safety and responsibility plan

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Disclaimer: This course is facilitated by a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC) and is a privately developed education class. This program is NOT a TDLR-approved DWI Education Program. Acceptance of this class is solely at the discretion of the judge or probation department. Completion of this class does not fulfill state requirements for the official DWI program unless explicitly authorized by the court. can you combine the taught by an LCDC part for each of these