A program for people with a history of trauma and/or addiction. The goal is help people manage trauma symptoms, develop healthy coping strategies, prevent self-destructive acts, identify positive and safe people, free oneself from unhealthy relationships, and find new ways to enjoy life.

A gender-based violence program that addresses the needs of individuals and groups who have been abusive in their current relationship. Safety and Repair is individualized to a person’s values and experiences and therefore is respectfully adapted to any gender, race, ethnicity, or spirituality.

A program, which deals with moderate-risk, and high-risk participants who have difficulty in managing their anger in non-domestic situations.

A two-day weekend psycho-educational workshop targeting impaired drivers and delivered periodically at the Learning Resources Program (LRP). The LRP and Her Majesty’s Penitentiary personnel coordinate the workshop jointly.

A program, which deals with moderate-risk, and high-risk participants who have difficulty in managing their anger in non-domestic situations.

A continuous intake program often offered in conjunction with anger management, and designed to target dynamic risk factors such as anti-social attitudes and values, pro-criminal associations, substance abuse and anti-social behaviour patterns.

A program which focuses on helping fathers understand the realistic expectations for their children’s different developmental stages and helps navigate discipline and parenting approaches for children who have experienced trauma.