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Did you know that anger is a normal, natural emotion? No one should feel bad or guilty about experiencing feelings of anger. However, anger must be expressed appropriately in order to avoid destructive behaviors that lead to broken relationships, loss of employment, mental and physical harm, and even possible incarceration. If you’re required to take an anger management class to satisfy court, probation/parole or an employment requirement, The Loop Learning Center is here to help you. Register today!
Who should take the ANGER MANAGEMENT class?
- Individuals who act out-of-control and behave in a frightening manner
- Individuals that find themselves in frequent arguments that start off small and escalate into a World War III status
- Individuals that throw, smash, and destroy items and/or property
- People that are frequently grumpy, moody, irritable, withdrawn, or sarcastic. These can all be signs of passive aggressive anger, which may not be easily recognized
In this course you will:
- Understand why you get so angry
- Learn to recognize your anger triggers
- Learn how to manage stress
- Discover constructive ways to express how you feel
- Learn appropriate communication skills
- Accountability – understanding and accepting the consequences
- And much more
Don’t allow anger to ruin the quality of your life and relationships. Register today!
Both classes use the Anger Management Workbook and Curriculum by Rich Pfeiffer, MDiv, and Laura Moss, CAMS V, and other resources. You will receive homework that has to be completed prior to coming to the next session. Homework is shared in a group setting. *Anger Management 101 & 201 are conducted in a closed format, meaning once a session has begun, new clients cannot enter an ongoing group.
NOTE: For individuals mandated to take Anger Management 101 or 201, it’s your responsibility to confirm with mandating authority that you’re registering for the correct number of hours. If additional hours are required—no problem. We will be happy to work with you to customize additional hours to meet your needs.
Anger Management 101
- 8 weeks / Eight 2-hour sessions (16 total class hours)
- Payment Plan and Shop Pay Installments Available
- Class Format: CLOSED
- Maximum Class Size: 10
$51.00 first session (includes workbook)
$26 per remaining seven sessions
TOTAL $233.00
Anger Management 201
- 12 weeks / Twelve 2-hour sessions (24 total class hours)
- Payment Plan and Shop Pay Installments Available
- Class Format: CLOSED
- Maximum Class Size: 10
$51.00 first session (includes workbook)
$26 per remaining eleven sessions
TOTAL $337.00
A person’s judgement about right and wrong is often made from a low-level of moral reasoning. Principles for Life is designed to enable you to take a good look at your beliefs and the faulty reasoning patterns that are causing you trouble. The training focusses on criminal thinking, ethics, morals, values, making right choices, and self-esteem. To see positive life changes, it’s necessary to (as in the words of a phenomenal singer, Patti Labelle, “get a new attitude”).
The goal of Principles for Life is to educate at-risk individuals about the dangers of continued criminal activity, and to provide measures to intervene early to prevent recidivism. NOTE: If you have been mandated to take additional hours, no problem; we can work with you to ensure that your hours are met.
Who should take PRINCIPLES FOR LIFE?
- At-risk juveniles
- First time offenders
- Individuals on probation/parole
- Repeat misdemeanor offenders
- Returning citizens (aka ex-offenders) seeking employment
In this course you will:
- Examine negative and destructive mindset patterns
- Confront the consequences of your behavior and the impact that your behavior has on your life as well as your family, friends, and community
- Learn new ways of dealing with old mindsets
- And much more
Don’t allow low-level thinking to ruin the quality of your life and possibly send you to jail or prison. Let us help you. Register today!
Class uses the Thinking for Good and Responsible Living, workbooks by Correctional Counseling, Inc. You will receive homework that has to be completed prior to coming to the next session. Homework is shared in a group setting.
Principles For Life (Criminal Thinking)
- 5 weeks / Five 2-hour sessions (10 total class hours)
- Payment Plan and Shop Pay Installments Available
- Maximum Class Size: 16
$62.00 first session (includes two workbooks)
$32.00 per remaining four sessions
TOTAL $190.00
***COMING JAN. 2023***
According to The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV): on average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the U.S.; the presence of a gun in a domestic violence situation increases the risk of homicide by 500%; 1 in 7 women and 1 in 18 men have been staked by an intimate partner during their lifetime to the point in which they felt fearful or believed that they or someone close to them would be harmed or killed.
Domestic violence is a serious matter. Home should be a place of refuge and peace. Unfortunately, for many, it’s a place where physical harm, sexual assault, or fear of physical harm happens on a regular basis.
Don’t continue traveling down a dead-end path of violence and destruction. If you’re an abuser—you need help. We’re here to do just that. Register today!
Who should take A SAFE PLACE?
- Individuals that lack skills required for healthy relationships
- Individuals that have been served with an Order of Protection
- Individuals charged with a domestic violence felony or misdemeanor
In this course you will learn:
- Skills for having and maintaining healthy relationships
- How to manage your emotions
- Communication skills
- Accountability – understanding and accepting the consequences your actions
- And much more
Class uses Bringing Peace to Relationships workbook by Correctional Counseling, Inc. and other resources. You will receive homework that has to be completed prior to coming to the next session. Homework is shared in a group setting. *A Safe Place is conducted in an open-ended format, meaning new clients can enter an ongoing group at any time.
NOTE:Twenty-six weeks are a Missouri state requirement for a Batterer Intervention Program.
A Safe Place (Domestic Violence)
- *26 weeks / Forty-Five 2-hour sessions (90 total class hours)
- Payment Plan and Shop Pay Installments Available
- Class Format: OPEN-ENDED
- Maximum Class Size: 16
$55.00 first session (includes workbook)
$25.00 week per remaining forty-three sessions
TOTAL $680
Who hasn’t heard Maury say, “You ARE the father!?” Children are the most precious and valuable gifts that we have, but they’re also very EXPENSIVE. Parents must bear the responsibility of providing for their financial, emotional, and physical needs. Unfortunately, sometimes when parents divorce or separate, the responsibility of providing for the child(ren) falls solely on the parent that has custody; this isn’t fair. It’s both parents’ obligation to care for all of their child(ren’s) needs.
If you’ve been given the opportunity to STEP UP, don’t take it lightly. Take this as an opportunity to play a very important role in your child’s life. Not only will you be taking responsibility to meet your child’s financial needs, but you may very well be avoiding loss of employment, loss of driving privileges, and possibly imprisonment. The class uses the Family Support workbook by Correctional Counseling, Inc. Register today!
Who should take STEP UP!?
- A parent (father or mother) or legal guardian that has been mandated by the court to pay child support but has not done so on a consistent basis.
In this course you will:
- Learn the importance of meeting your financial responsibility for your child’s psychological, emotional, and physical well-being
- Learn about the legal ramifications of failing to meet those obligations
- Discover legal courses of actions that you can take if you believe that you believe that you have been unfairly treated by the Family Support System
- And much more
We know that you want to do what’s right. Let us help you avoid the negative consequences of failing to pay child support. Register today!
Class uses Family Support: Responsibly Fulfilling A Life’s Obligation workbook by Correctional Counseling, Inc. You will receive homework that has to be completed prior to coming to the next session. Homework is shared in a group setting.Step Up! Family Support
- One 8-hour session
- Payment Plan and Shop Pay Installments Available
- Maximum Class Size: 16
$170.00 includes workbook
Caught shoplifting or otherwise stealing? Not only can the experience be totally embarrassing, more importantly, stealing has terrible legal consequences. On occasion, retailers are willing to forgo pressing charges if offenders agree to complete a shoplifting program. In some cases, offenders are required to participate in such anti-theft programs as part of a plea or probation requirement. Classes are held in a safe NO-JUDGEMENT ZONE environment. If you need us, we’re here to help. Register today!
Who should take GOTCHA!?
- Individuals that have been caught shoplifting at retail stores (e.g. Family Dollar, Walmart, Lowes Home Depot, Target, General Dollar, Macy’s, etc.)
- Individuals charged with theft by receiving or deception (aka boosting)
- Individuals placed on probation, in diversion programs, or ordered to undergo a shoplifting treatment program
In this course you will learn:
- Why it’s important to acknowledge problematic behavior in order to effectively deal with it
- How to recognize underlining issues that trigger you to steal
- Relapse prevention strategies
- Legal consequences of breaking the law
- And much more
You’re not alone—we want to see YOU succeed. Let us help you satisfy your legal requirements. Register today!
Class uses Something for Nothing workbook by Correctional Counseling, Inc. Class meets for one eight-hour session in a group setting.
Step Up! Family Support
- One 8-hour session
- Payment Plan and Shop Pay Installments Available
- Maximum Class Size: 20
$125.00 includes workbook