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PDF Created Mon Nov 28 09:20:23 EST 2016  \nDescription  \nA Highly Recommended Anger Management Program created on 02-08-2013  \nSummary  \nAnger Management is a cognitive-behavioral curriculum designed to help individuals better manage their anger . The full treatment protocol, to include a re-printable participant workbook, is attached . A Spanish language version of the participant workbook is available on SAMHSA's website. Staff training and time represent the only noteworthy costs to implement this program .  \nDetails  \nRecommendation: Highly Recommended  \nCategory Type: Category II  \nProgram ID: 37138488  \nSkill Type(s):  \n1) Cognitive::General Behavior  \n2) Cognitive::Domestic Violence/Abuse  \n3) Mental Health::Substance Abuse Management  \n4) Mental Health::Mental Illness Management  \nOverview  \nWho would benefit most from this program?  \n1) Mentally Ill  \n2) Substance Abusers  \n3) High Risk  \nWhat are the objectives ofthis program?  \nParticipants will learn to employ relaxation, cognitive, and communication skills to reduce anger, to include the development of an individualized anger control plan .  \nWhere does this program typically take place?  \n1) Main Facility  \n2) FSL  \n3) SFF  \n4) Complex  \n5) Camp  \nWhen should this course be offered?  \n12 90-minute weekly sessions  \nWhy would this program be effective?  \nSAMHSA identifies this curriculum as an evidence-based practice. See empirical support in attached Facilitator's Guide .  \nAdministration  \nWho should teach this program?  \n1) Staff  \nDoes the instructor need special training?  \nAdvanced degree in counseling, psychology, or social work OR bachelor's degree in the above fields with specialized training in CBT .  \nIs a pre or post test required?  \nYes  \nWhat criteria will be used to certify that the program was successfully completed?  \nDemonstrated ability to apply anger management skills to more effectively manage emotions or behavior.  \nBackground  \nCreated at: Central Office  \nProgram Source: Other Source  \nFoundation: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)  \nAttachment(s)  \nAttachment Titles  \n1) Facilitator's Guide  \n2) Participant Workbook  \nCognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)  \nInmate Program  \nDate PDF Created Mon Nov 28 09:20:52 EST 2016  \nDescription  \nA Highly Recommended Mental Health Program created on 10-02-2012  \nSummary  \nCognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) is a 12-session, structured cognitive-behavioral therapy found to be effective for PTSD and other corollary mental health symptoms following a traumatic event .  \nDetails  \nRecommendation: Highly Recommended  \nCategory Type: Category II  \nProgram ID: 90788028  \nSkill Type(s):  \n1) Mental Health::Mental Illness Management  \nOverview  \nWho would benefit most from this program?  \n1) Females  \n2) Mentally Ill  \nWhat are the objectives ofthis program?  \nParticipants will learn to cope effectively with the emotional and behavioral impact of a traumatic life event . Through the use of behavioral therapy techniques and instruction in cognitive-behavioral skills, symptoms of trauma-related mental illnesses will be reduced and personal resilience will be enhanced .  \nWhere does this program typically take place?  \n1) FSL  \n2) Camp  \n3) Main Facility  \n4) Complex  \n5) SFF  \nWhen should this course be offered?  \n12 50-minute sessions if offered individually; 12 90-minute sessions if offered in a group setting.  \nWhy would this program be effective?  \nCPT is used widely within the Department of Veterans Affairs . An article detailing empirical support for the program is attached .  \nAdministration  \nWho should teach this program?  \n1) Staff  \nDoes the instructor need special training?  \nDoctoral level psychologist with specialized training in the protocol .  \nIs a pre or post test required?  \nYes  \nWhat criteria will be used to certify that the program was successfully completed?  \nParticipants demonstrate an ability to accurately and fully complete all  \nhomework assignment","cbCaip7z9phrMN7N","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip7z9phrMN7N","pdf",407094,152,"English","# Program Overview\n## Eligibility and Objectives\n## Implementation Details\n# Administration and Evaluation\n## Instructor Requirements\n## Testing and Completion Criteria\n# Background and Attachments","[{\"question\":\"Who would benefit most from the Anger Management inmate program?\",\"answer\":\"Mentally ill participants, substance abusers, and high-risk individuals are identified as most likely to benefit from the program.\"},{\"question\":\"What objectives and skills does the program teach to reduce anger?\",\"answer\":\"Participants learn relaxation, cognitive, and communication skills, including creating an individualized anger control plan to reduce anger.\"},{\"question\":\"How is successful completion assessed?\",\"answer\":\"Successful completion is based on demonstrated ability to apply anger management skills to manage emotions or behavior more effectively, following required pre/post testing.\"}]","Inmate Programs - Anger Management - Cognitive-Behavioral Curriculum | PDF",1792710310,383]