Pre-trial Diversion Courses
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SC Laws Related to Stopped School Buses
A highly practical course focused on South Carolina laws regarding school bus safety. Reinforces awareness, legal responsibility, and the life-or-death importance of compliance.
A structured, respectful course addressing boundaries, consent, and legal consequences. Focuses on accountability, awareness, and preventing future incidents.
Reckless Driving
A focused intervention that helps clients understand how impulsive decisions behind the wheel can lead to serious legal and personal consequences. This course builds awareness, accountability, and safer decision-making habits.
Petit Larceny
A concise intervention addressing lower-level theft offenses, focusing on decision-making, responsibility, and understanding how small choices can lead to larger consequences.
Grand Larceny
Designed for more serious theft offenses, this course highlights the significant legal consequences and long-term life impact, while guiding clients toward accountability and change.
Larceny
A practical, behavior-focused course addressing theft-related charges. Clients learn to identify thinking patterns that lead to poor choices and develop healthier alternatives.
Contraband: Misconduct in Office
Targets professionals charged with misuse of position or prohibited items. This course emphasizes ethics, responsibility, and the serious consequences of violating trust in a professional role.
Burglary
A deeper look at unlawful entry offenses, emphasizing the serious legal risks and personal consequences. Clients are guided through reflection, responsibility, and behavior change.
Consequences of Forgery
Explores the legal, financial, and long-term personal impact of forgery-related offenses. Clients examine the ripple effects of dishonesty and develop strategies for rebuilding integrity and trust.
Alcohol Education (AEP)
Focuses on the dangers of excessive alcohol use and South Carolina’s alcohol laws, with special attention to the risks and legal implications of underage drinking and the use of fake IDs. This course aims to educate participants on Minor in Possession (MIP) and Fake ID laws, enhancing understanding and changing behaviors to reduce alcohol-related recidivism.
Alcohol Merchant Education
Educates alcohol vendors on responsible service practices, stressing compliance with South Carolina’s alcohol service laws. This course aims to prevent alcohol sales to minors and intoxicated individuals, reducing legal risks and community harm.
Alcohol Related Offenses
Addresses the consequences of alcohol-related legal offenses, promoting awareness. The course aims to reduce repeat offenses through cognitive-behavioral strategies. If alcohol were removed from the equation, the offense would probably not have happened.
Helps individuals develop strategies to control anger and resolve conflicts peacefully. Focuses on emotional regulation and communication skills to prevent future violent incidents.
Shoplifting Prevention
Educates on the consequences of shoplifting and ways to avoid such behavior through ethical decision-making and impulse control.
Covers legal implications of breach of trust with fraudulent intent under South Carolina law. Aims to restore integrity and accountability in personal and professional relationships.
Educates on responsible animal care and the legal obligations under South Carolina law. Promotes humane treatment and aims to reduce instances of animal neglect and abuse.
Focuses on the responsibilities of caregivers under South Carolina’s child protection laws. Aims to enhance child safety through better understanding and compliance with legal standards of care.
Personal Safety Matters
Explores the importance of making safe choices in daily life, from situational awareness to setting healthy boundaries. Participants learn how risky decisions can lead to legal consequences under South Carolina law and practice strategies to build safer habits, protect themselves, and avoid harmful environments.
Addresses the emotional and legal consequences of bullying behaviors, emphasizing South Carolina statutes related to harassment and assault. This course helps participants recognize the harm caused by intimidation, develop empathy, and practice conflict-resolution skills that promote respect and healthy communication.
Addresses the responsibilities and legal consequences of driving offenses such as Failure to Stop for a Blue Light (FTSFBL), hit and run, driving under suspension (DUS), and driving without insurance. Emphasizes legal adherence and safe driving practices.
Educates on traffic laws and safe driving practices, aiming to reduce traffic violations and accidents. My approach to TEP is designed to help students examine the “Poor Choices” they made that led to their traffic citation. It’s understood that they know the rules of driving because they had to pass a written test and road test to get a driver’s license in the first place! So, I focus on “why” the client made the choices they made that resulted in the ticket they were given.
Spanish version of the Traffic Education program, promoting safe driving practices among Spanish-speaking participants.
Examines the dangers and penalties of illegal street racing, including reckless driving, accidents, and criminal charges. Through CBT-based reflection, participants consider the risks to themselves and others and commit to lawful, safe driving behaviors.
Driving the Right Way
Driving the Right Way is a specialized MRT Cognitive-Behavioral workbook designed for programs treating first-time DWI/DUI or impaired drivers. The workbook conforms to most states educational and program requirements. The workbook is also available in Spanish and our new staff member (Rose), will be available to translate for all Good Success Diversion Courses. This is for clients who’ve had their DWI charge pled down to a lesser charge. The cost of this 4 week virtual course will be $400 and available in the evenings and on weekends. Clients can log in from anywhere, but MUST have their camera on at all times to receive credit for the course and they cannot be driving or operating any other equipment. And the client must agree to abstain from alcohol or any other mood altering substance(s) during the four week course. “Driving The Right Way” is an awesome value for those clients who qualify for this lower level of care. Watch Course Details Video
Failure to Stop for a Blue Light
Examines South Carolina’s law requiring drivers to stop for law enforcement. Participants explore the dangers of fleeing, including escalation, accidents, and severe penalties. Using CBT, they reflect on fear-based decision-making and learn safer, lawful responses to encounters with police.
Covers the serious penalties of leaving the scene of an accident under South Carolina law. Participants explore the ripple effects on victims, families, and communities, while developing the skills to take responsibility, respond appropriately in emergencies, and rebuild personal accountability.
Explores the legal boundaries of online behavior, focusing on preventing harassment and defamation. Aims to foster responsible social media use and reduce legal consequences.
Targets behaviors that contribute to juvenile delinquency, promoting positive mentorship and adherence to related South Carolina laws.
Addresses how social media can escalate conflicts and provides strategies to manage responses and interactions online to prevent real-world violence.
Covers South Carolina laws regarding sexting, child exploitation, and distribution of explicit materials. Participants learn how digital choices can lead to criminal charges, damaged reputations, and lasting consequences, while practicing healthier ways to build relationships and use technology responsibly.
Focuses on the dangers of substance abuse, legal implications, and strategies for recovery and prevention.
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
This course is designed for individuals whose charges were reduced from DV, but all parties involved recognize the situation was Domestic/IPV-related.
Cost: $100 for the 4 week course; $200 for the 8 week course, and $300 for the 12 week course
Format: Weekly phone call or Zoom session to monitor safety issues and progress on assignments. Necessary Requirement/Commitment: Client must agree to abstain from all mood-altering substances including alcohol, for the duration of the course.
Discusses the impacts and legal status of marijuana use under South Carolina law, aiming to reduce marijuana-related offenses by increasing awareness.
Provides education on how grief often leads to unhealthy coping, including self-medication with substances. Participants learn healthier coping strategies rooted in CBT, journaling, and motivational interviewing, while understanding the risks and legal consequences of substance misuse in South Carolina.
Informs about the state’s gun laws to promote responsible gun ownership and usage, aiming to reduce firearm-related incidents.
Covers legal repercussions and preventive strategies for property crimes, aiming to reduce rates of burglary and vandalism.
Provides clarity on the state’s prostitution laws to prevent legal violations and promote safer lifestyle choices.
Educates on the legal definitions and acceptable use of self-defense to prevent misuse and legal complications.
Focuses on the severe implications of brandishing a firearm and promotes responsible gun handling.
Highlights the appropriate uses of emergency services to prevent misuse and ensure availability for real emergencies.
Focuses on South Carolina laws prohibiting false reporting, highlighting the legal penalties and the strain such actions place on law enforcement and community trust. Participants examine thought patterns that lead to dishonesty, learn the real-world impact of wasted resources, and commit to truthful, responsible communication.
Covers fraudulent lottery practices prohibited under South Carolina law, including ticket tampering and false claims. Participants gain awareness of the legal penalties, explore the consequences of seeking “easy money,” and develop healthier approaches to financial responsibility and decision-making.
Explores the seriousness of arson and related offenses under South Carolina law, including the legal, financial, and emotional harm caused. Participants reflect on the choices that lead to destructive behaviors, understand the risks, and develop healthier outlets for managing stress and anger.
Focuses on identity theft and fraud, showing how such crimes damage victims’ lives and carry severe legal consequences. Participants gain insight into the long-term impact of financial deception, challenge their thinking patterns, and learn to rebuild integrity and trust.
Educates merchants and clerks on South Carolina law prohibiting the sale of tobacco products to a minor. Participants learn about compliance requirements, the health risks of underage tobacco use, and the fines and penalties for violations, while developing strategies to ensure responsible, lawful sales.
Focuses on disorderly conduct laws, including disruptive or violent behavior in public spaces. Participants reflect on how impulsive actions can damage reputations, relationships, and legal standing, while learning practical coping tools for handling conflict and emotional triggers.
Addresses South Carolina laws protecting the public from tampering with food or beverages. Participants examine the dangers and penalties of such actions, explore the ripple effects on public safety, and learn healthier ways to handle frustration or conflict without resorting to harmful behaviors.
Educates offenders on the emotional and physical impacts of their actions on victims, aiming to foster empathy and reduce criminal behavior.
Offender Corrections
Focuses on rehabilitation and reintegration strategies for offenders, aiming to reduce recidivism through structured support and education.
Parenting
Offers strategies for effective parenting, focusing on communication, discipline, and emotional support to foster healthier family dynamics.
Poor Choices
Helps participants reflect on past poor choices, focusing on decision-making processes and consequences to encourage more thoughtful future actions.
Relapse Prevention
Aims to prevent the recurrence of harmful behaviors, particularly in substance abuse, by identifying triggers and teaching coping mechanisms.
Values Clarification
Helps participants align their actions with their personal values and societal norms, promoting integrity and ethical behavior.
Transformation Coaching
Is designed to offer personalized support through a 30-minute phone or Zoom call, allowing clients to articulate and plan the changes they wish to make in their lives. This service is tailored to help clients develop a continuing care plan that includes Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound (SMART) goals. It provides a platform for clients to verbalize their commitment to positive change, reinforcing the lessons learned in our courses and ensuring that they can apply these insights practically in their daily lives. This service can be a stand-alone option or an add-on to other courses, depending on the case manager’s recommendations and the client’s specific needs.
Trx Coaching XL (Transformation Coaching XL)
What is it? Trx Coaching XL includes four 30-minute phone coaching sessions and is priced at $200.00. Why it matters: The added fee isn’t just a charge—it’s a therapeutic intervention in itself. It reinforces the CBT principle of graduated consequences following repeated law enforcement contact. It also mirrors best practices in substance use care: when a client is unsuccessful at a lower level of care, we step them up to a higher level—Trx Coaching XL. Use it how you see fit! Feel free to apply Trx Coaching XL to any case or situation where you believe a more intensive coaching experience could help shift behavior.