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In the 1980s, researchers out of Carleton University in Canada under Dr. Don Andrews began development of a case management model that would become the basis of criminal justice intervention practice in North America and a large part of the western ...
A risk/needs assessment for justice-involved clients is the foundation of fair, data-driven decision-making across the justice system. In both adult and youth facilities, assessments help staff evaluate an individual's likelihood of reoffending and ...
In a field where time is limited, needs are complex, and stakes are high, practical solutions matter. That's why Orbis Partners and Carey Group joined forces to help professionals across justice and human services systems deliver better outcomes for ...
For decades, theYouth Assessment and Screening Instrument (YASI)has helped juvenile justice professionals make informed decisions about supervision, intervention, and support. Its value as a structured tool for understanding youth risk, needs, and ...
Motivational Interviewing (MI) has helped many human service organizations reshape how they work with clients in a variety of settings. Before they are fully introduced to motivational interviewing, some practitioners think it is an intervention or ...
