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Criminal Conduct & Substance Abuse Treatment: Strategies for Self-Improvement and Change Pathways to Responsible Living, Second Edition--The Participant's Workbook

NCJ Number
216635
Author(s)
Kenneth W. Wanberg; Harvey B. Milkman
Date Published
2006
Length
311 pages
Annotation
This workbook provides participants with the three phases in the Strategies for Self-improvement and Change (SSC): Pathways to Responsible Living program.
Abstract
The Strategies for Self-improvement and Change (SSC) program is provided in steps or phases that are developed around three stages in the circle of change. The first phase builds knowledge and skills in several areas. It is the challenge phase of change. This phase consists of 20 sessions. Phase II is commitment to change. It focuses on strengthening one's knowledge and skills in bringing about changes that lead to a more responsible and fulfilling life. This phase also focuses on one's personal strengths and the problems identified in Phase I. Phase II consists of 22 sessions. Phase III moves into greater ownership of ones change. This is where one develops critical reasoning skills, learns how to resolve conflict, learns about lifestyles and activities to maintain change, examines work and job issues, and learns how to become a mentor for others. The main targets of change in this participant workbook are criminal conduct and substance abuse. Other targets include improving relationships with others, managing emotions, and being more responsible to the community. This workbook acts as a guide in SSC. It is a necessary tool for each treatment session. Worksheets, figures, tables, and program guides

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