Curriculums/Programs

Designed for use in community corrections and institutional settings, this six-week curriculum will help adult offenders identify instances of early abuse, recognize how it has impacted their lives, and learn how to live a productive life in spite of it.

Created specifically for teens in treatment, this compelling video/curriculum introduces young clients to strategies for staying sober while coping with a co-occurring disorder.

Explores the interrelationship between substance abuse, trauma, and mental health.

This kit brings together the essential ingredients of a bullying prevention program teachers and school administrators can implement.

This powerful ethics curriculum is organized around six universal moral values

This four-week classroom instructional program takes ex-offenders with addiction issues through all phases of their job search.

Addressed to those who want stable careers that hopefully won't disappear, this curriculum kit consists of one laminated overview poster, a PowerPoint presentation, and PDF reproducible worksheets.

Shows, at four different grade levels, Shows how to teach social and emotional competence while taking into consideration students' cultural, ethnic, and gender diversity.

This program gives both treatment and mental health professionals the tools they need to provide integrated treatment of co-occurring substance use and non-severe mental health disorders.

This curriculum kit addresses the problems of domestic violence and child abuse. It includes a teacher PowerPoint® presentation, student reproducible worksheets, and one 17" x 22" laminated poster.

This 12-week curriculum helps ex-offenders build, strengthen, and maintain relationships.

This curriculum is made up of two self-contained client education programs on substance abuse and dual disorders.

Bringing the most comprehensive research and information available today to the mental health field, the Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center and Hazelden have redesigned this innovative curriculum.

The Booster Curriculum Kit offers additional Kelso's Choice resources and activities to support the conflict management curriculum. The program is comprised of two sections for grades K-3 and grades 4-5.

This new kit was created to reinforce Kelso's Choice beyond the schoolhouse walls. It is intended for small group counseling sessions and/or for parents to use at home.

This evidence-based program has been adapted from the adult Matrix Model, which was recognized as effective in one of the largest randomized clinical trials for meth treatment to date.

This popular evidence-based program helps turn the pressure to use nicotine into peer support for not using.

This complete inmate care program offers critical skills and tools for staying sober upon release and reintegration.

Preventing bullying at school: a curriculum for Grades K-8

In four brief sessions, this engaging evidence-based curriculum helps teens examine attitudes and pressures in critical areas of their lives.

A staff training program giving practical guidelines and procedures that have proven to be effective in conducting violence prevention training with African American youth.

This is a practical, accessible, and innovative book/curriculum written for at-risk teen and young adult parents and the professionals who support them.

Developed by the University of Minnesota, this evidence-based program reduced teen alcohol use by 30 percent after its initial 3-year test program. It has proven to delay, prevent, and reduce alcohol use among middle and high school students.

This is a community re-entry and recovery program. It is based on the principles and practices of restorative justice and focuses on the impact of incarceration on individuals, families and communities.

This curriculum is a simple, thorough, proven program to help people at any stage of nicotine use tackle the addiction - and possibly save their lives. For use in individual and group settings.