7 WAYS TO BLOCK A CYBERBULLY
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Details seven effective strategies to deal with a digital bully. The plan includes: Understanding the e-bully, protecting passwords, guarding personal information, using safety software, cutting off communications, saying “no” to revenge and telling someone.

THE BIG DEAL ABOUT BULLYING: And What You Can Do About It

C.A.G.E. THE RAGE

Scenarios in which students model first unhealthy and then healthy behaviors makes this video a particularly effective teaching tool.

PREPARATION FOR RELEASE: PART 2 (MEN)

Offenders learn to create a proactive plan of action for their reentry into society and access "Outside the Walls assistance. Professionals and former offenders discuss the importance of pre-release planning and how to do it.

DAY OF RELEASE (MEN)

Offenders learn what to expect on the day of their release and the actions they can take in their first 30 to 60 days after release to increase their chances of making a successful transition. Former offenders offer guidance on how to plan ahead, surround oneself with positive people, and move toward community integration.

RELEASE AND BEYOND: Lifestyle Changes (MEN)

It is imperative that offenders change their patterns of behavior if they are truly interested in being free. This video encourages offenders to evaluate their behaviors and the factors that influence it, and to develop specific strategies to persevere in overcoming barriers.

RELEASE AND BEYOND: Relapse Triggers (MEN)

Upon their release, all offenders are subject to facing relapse. This video helps offenders understand which factors may trigger their relapse and how to avoid those triggers. Introduces viewers to rationale self-counseling as a means of helping them see circumstances more clearly.

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RELEASE AND BEYOND: Support Systems (MEN)

Offenders learn how to develop support systems of people who can hold them accountable for their actions and get them off to a positive start. Successful offenders, community leaders, and service providers discuss the help available to offenders and techniques for developing these support systems in communities where they may not currently exist. 

RELEASE AND BEYOND: Support Systems (WOMEN)

Offenders learn how to develop support systems of people who can hold them accountable for their actions and get them off to a positive start. Successful offenders, community leaders, and service providers discuss the help available to offenders and techniques for developing these support systems in communities where they may not currently exist.

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RELEASE AND BEYOND: Relapse Triggers (WOMEN)

Upon their release, all offenders are subject to facing relapse. This video helps offenders understand which factors may trigger their relapse and how to avoid those triggers. Introduces viewers to rationale self-counseling as a means of helping them see circumstances more clearly.

ORDER AS A SERIES AND SAVE!

DAY OF RELEASE (WOMEN)

Offenders learn what to expect on the day of their release and the actions they can take in their first 30 to 60 days after release to increase their chances of making a successful transition. Former offenders offer guidance on how to plan ahead, surround oneself with positive people, and move toward community integration.

ORDER AS A SERIES AND SAVE!

PREPARATION FOR RELEASE: PART 1 (WOMEN)

COUNTDOWN TO FREEDOM SERIES (MEN)

This empowering video series helps reduce recidivism and takes offenders step-by-step through the transition from incarceration to community integration. Candid interviews with professionals and ex-offenders offer a unique perspective on what offenders should expect to face throughout their journey from incarceration back into society.