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Building the Necessary Skills to Effectively Engage Clients and Change Behavior
SESSION INFO
Monday, March 11, 2019
4:15 PM - 5:45 PM
Session Type: Workshop
Over the last several years NIC has supported efforts to advance the concept of “dosage probation.” The Dosage Probation Model
builds on evidence-based and promising practices to restructure sentencing and probation management practices with the goal of
improving offender outcomes (i.e., recidivism reduction) and decreasing the costs associated with lengthy supervision terms. The key
elements of the Dosage Probation Model include incentivizing offender's engagement in risk reducing activities, ensuring offenders
receive interventions and services that have been demonstrated effective in reducing recidivism, and providing the opportunity for early
termination from supervision when risk reduction goals have been met. The workshop will focus on the skills and tools utilized by
probation officers in one of NIC’s dosage pilot sites—Washington County, Minnesota. NIC staff will also share preliminary plans to
provide supports to other agencies as they seek to advance evidence-based supervision practices in their own departments.
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SESSION PRESENTERS
Ms. Madeline Carter
, Carey Group
Gregory Ronald Crawford
Correctional Program Specialist, National Institute of Corrections
Terry Thomas
Director, Washington County Community Corrections - MN
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