Reentry Strategies
Evidence-Based Practices in Reentry
Key Principles
Successful
Stories
Conflict Resolution
100

This term refers to the process of individuals transitioning from incarceration back into the community.

What is reentry?

100

Reentry services

What is the term for the process of connecting individuals leaving incarceration with community resources and support services to assist their reintegration?

100

Describe Motivational Interviewing

What is a counseling approach that helps individuals find their own motivation for change by exploring and resolving ambivalence?

100

Give an example of a successful reentry strategy

Ex: Securing stable housing and employment through aid and the CRC.

100

This technique would be used when facilitating a structured dialogue between conflicting parties to help them reach a mutually acceptable agreement or understanding. 

What is mediation?

200

Describe cognitive restructuring

What is a technique that involves changing negative thought patterns to improve behavior and emotional responses?

200

According to evidence-based practice, which component of reentry programs is crucial for reducing recidivism by focusing on changing criminal thinking patterns and behaviors?

What is cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)?

200

What is active listening?

A communication technique where the listener fully, concentrates, understands, and responds thoughtfully to the speaker

200

Describe a situation where an individual you supported turned a challenging setback into an opportunity for growth and ultimately achieved a significant milestone after their release from prison.

Ex: A person you helped who overcame a major obstacle and achieved a significant success during their reintegration process.

200

Describe a method for de-escalating a heated argument.

What is remaining calm, using a neutral tone, and validating the other persons feelings?

300

Name a strategy for managing triggers in relapse prevention.

What is avoiding high-risk situations or using coping strategies like mindfulness.

300

This key principle emphasizes tailoring interventions and support to meet the specific needs and risks of each individual, rather than applying a uniform solution.

What is "individualized treatment plans"?

300

What does OARS stand for?

Open-ended questions

 Affirmations

 Reflective listening

 Summaries

300

Share a personal success story related to overcoming a reentry challenge

Ex: A client successfully completed the program and went on to do amazing things.

300

What role does empathy play in conflict resolution?

It helps to understand the other person's perspective, which can facilitate finding common ground and resolving conflict.

400

This theory suggests that successful reentry is facilitated by enhancing social bonds and support networks, and it emphasizes the role of stable relationships, employment, and community ties in reducing recidivism. What is this theory called?

What is the "Social Bond Theory"?

400

This approach emphasizes that interventions should be designed to match the individual's level of risk and specific needs to be most effective. What is this approach called?

What is the Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR) model?

400

List the 8 Criminogenic Risk Factors

What are: 

1. Antisocial Attitudes, Values & Beliefs

2: Antisocial Peers

3: Behavioral Characteristics

4.Education/Employment

5.Family/Marital

6.Substance Abuse

7.Leisure/Recreation

8.Resistant, Pre-Contemplation, Responsivity

400

What is a notable example of how someone you assisted not only achieved personal success but also gave back to the community by helping others in similar situations?

Ex: an individual who, with your help, not only completed a vocational training program but also became a mentor for others recently released from prison. 

400

What is the purpose of "I" statements in conflict resolution?

What is to express feelings and needs without blaming or criticizing the other person?

500

This federal initiative, established in 2016, aims to improve outcomes for individuals transitioning from incarceration to community by providing grants to state and local governments to enhance reentry programs. What is this act commonly known as?

What is the Second Chance Act?

500

This principle of evidence-based practice involves tailoring interventions to the individual's specific characteristics, including their learning style, motivation level, and cultural background, to enhance effectiveness. What is this principle known as?

What is the Responsivity Principle?

500

List the 6 Stages of Change in order

What is:

Precontemplation

Contemplation

Preparation

Action

Maintenace

Relapse 

500

Describe a case where community support played a crucial role in someones reentry success.

Ex: A participant received mentorship and resources from a local community organization, leading to successful reintegration and personal growth.

500

How can problem-solving skills contribute to effective conflict resolution?

By identifying the root of the issue and working collaboratively to find a mutually acceptable solution.

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