Education services

We offer the Texas-approved Drug Offender Education Program (DOEP), a 15-hour course that meets all state and court-mandated requirements for driver’s license reinstatement following a drug-related offense. Income-based discounted fees are available for eligible participants. The course provides education on the legal, personal, and health consequences of substance use while helping participants identify risk patterns and develop a plan to avoid future violations. Classes are structured, engaging, and designed to support clients in meeting their legal obligations while moving toward long-term stability.

This evidence-based 8-week program is designed to help individuals understand the underlying causes of anger and develop healthier ways to respond to life's challenges. Participants learn practical skills to recognize triggers, manage emotions, improve communication, resolve conflict, and reduce impulsive reactions. The course emphasizes personal responsibility, emotional regulation, and lasting behavioral change, making it appropriate for court-ordered, probation, employer, or self-referred participants.

Parenting doesn't come with a manual, and most of us parent based on what we experienced growing up—for better or worse. This 8-week course helps parents develop practical skills to strengthen communication, set healthy boundaries, manage conflict, and build positive relationships with their children. Participants explore effective discipline, emotional regulation, child development, and ways to create a stable, supportive home environment. Rather than focusing on perfection, the course emphasizes self-awareness, consistency, and making intentional choices that foster healthy families. Appropriate for court-ordered, CPS-referred, probation, or voluntary participants.

Every day we make hundreds of decisions that shape the direction of our lives. Our Crossroads Cognitive Intervention Program is designed to help participants better understand how thoughts, beliefs, emotions, and past experiences influence the choices they make. Through guided discussions, practical exercises, and real-world application, participants learn to recognize thinking errors, strengthen decision-making, improve problem-solving, regulate emotions, and develop healthier ways of responding to life's challenges. Rather than relying on lectures, the program encourages self-reflection, personal accountability, and meaningful conversations that help participants build lasting cognitive and behavioral change. The goal isn't simply to avoid future problems—it's to develop the mindset and skills needed to make better decisions in every area of life. Appropriate for court-ordered, probation, employer, or voluntary participants.

As marijuana laws and public attitudes continue to evolve, many people underestimate the impact cannabis can have on motivation, mental health, relationships, work, and overall well-being. Our 6-week Marijuana Intervention Program helps participants take an honest look at their cannabis use and better understand the role it plays in their lives. Through evidence-based education, interactive discussions, and practical skill-building, participants explore patterns of use, decision-making, coping strategies, motivation, and the effects of marijuana on both physical and mental health. Rather than relying on scare tactics or judgment, the program promotes self-awareness, personal responsibility, and informed decision-making, empowering participants to make choices that support their goals and long-term success. This program is appropriate for court-ordered, probation, employer, or voluntary participants.

Our 4-hour Weapons Safety & Responsibility course is designed for individuals involved in the criminal justice system who have been charged with a weapons-related offense. The program focuses on responsible decision-making, legal responsibilities, conflict de-escalation, situational awareness, and strategies for reducing the risk of future incidents. Participants examine how emotions, impulsive decisions, substance use, peer influence, and high-risk situations can contribute to poor choices involving weapons. Through evidence-based education and interactive discussion, participants develop practical skills to improve judgment, increase personal accountability, and make safer decisions in everyday life. This course is appropriate for court-ordered, probation, employer, or voluntary participants.

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