Online Batterers Intervention Program
Online Classes
Batterers Intervention
Program (BIP)
16 Hour Online Batterers Intervention Program (BIP)
Learn to build healthier relationships and break the cycle of abuse by understanding and changing harmful behaviors.
16 Week
26 Hour Online Batterers Intervention Program (BIP)
Focus on transforming abusive behaviors through accountability, healthy communication, and challenging harmful beliefs.
26 Week
NOTICE Check out our High-Conflict Co-Parenting Class or Parenting Skills For High-Risk Families.
* Batterers Intervention Requirements by State. This list is for reference, refer to your court orders for specific class requirements.
Enrichment Intervention Modules
2-5 Hour Online Modules
2 Hour
Accountability and Ownership
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Encourages individuals to take responsibility for their actions and understand the consequences of their decisions. Teaches self-reflection, honesty, and commitment to positive change. Through this module, participants learn the value of accountability in building trust, improving relationships, and making progress in their personal growth.
2 Hour
Accountability and Ownership
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Encourages individuals to take responsibility for their actions and understand the consequences of their decisions. Teaches self-reflection, honesty, and commitment to positive change. Through this module, participants learn the value of accountability in building trust, improving relationships, and making progress in their personal growth.
2 Hour
Accountability and Ownership
Best for Parent
Accountability fosters trust and respect, which are essential to open communication in any relationship, especially the parent-child relationship. When your teen struggles, trust and open communication are essential. This class is focused on building accountability for individuals to take ownership of their actions, responsibilities, and commitments. Accountability empowers individuals to contribute to the success of their family by fostering trust and creating a positive environment.
4 Hour
Addictive Behaviors
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Addictive behaviors can have significant impacts on both your mental and physical health, as well as interpersonal relationships, and overall quality of life. Addictive behaviors encompass a wide range of activities beyond substance abuse, including gambling, gaming, internet use, shopping, and even certain types of eating behaviors.
2 Hour
Addictive Behaviors
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Addictive behaviors can have significant impacts on both your mental and physical health, as well as interpersonal relationships, and overall quality of life. Addictive behaviors encompass a wide range of activities beyond substance abuse, including gambling, gaming, internet use, shopping, and even certain types of eating behaviors.
2 Hour
Addictive Behaviors
Best for Parent
Whether a parent or child, addictive behaviors can have significant impacts on both your mental and physical health, as well as interpersonal relationships, and overall quality of life. Addictive behaviors encompass a wide range of activities beyond substance abuse, including gambling, gaming, internet use, shopping, and even certain types of eating behaviors.
3 Hour
Assessing Your Resources
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
We will identify resources and apply the management principles of time, space, and money. Classes for managing resources are crucial for individuals and organizations to optimize their use of resources, improve efficiency, and achieve their goals effectively. Overall, classes for managing resources provide individuals with the skills needed to maximize resource utilization, minimize waste, and achieve their objectives efficiently and effectively. By strategically managing resources, individuals can enhance their personal and professional effectiveness and contribute to long-term success and sustainability.
3 Hour
Assessing Your Resources
Best for Parent
We will identify resources and apply the management principles of time, space, and money. Classes for managing resources are crucial for individuals and organizations to optimize their use of resources, improve efficiency, and achieve their goals effectively. Overall, classes for managing resources provide individuals with the skills needed to maximize resource utilization, minimize waste, and achieve their objectives efficiently and effectively. By strategically managing resources, individuals can enhance their personal and professional effectiveness and contribute to long-term success and sustainability.
2 Hour
Beyond Abuse and Neglect
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Identify a safe space to explore the impact of past abuse and neglect, helping them understand and move beyond these experiences. Focuses on building resilience, self-worth, and healthy coping skills. Learn strategies to manage trauma, establish positive relationships, and set personal goals for healing and growth. The class empowers participants to foster self-compassion and create a hopeful path forward.
2 Hour
Beyond Abuse and Neglect
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Identify a safe space to explore the impact of past abuse and neglect, helping them understand and move beyond these experiences. Focuses on building resilience, self-worth, and healthy coping skills. Learn strategies to manage trauma, establish positive relationships, and set personal goals for healing and growth. The class empowers participants to foster self-compassion and create a hopeful path forward.
2 Hour
Building Resilience
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Resilience is key to overcoming adversity, breaking negative cycles, and fostering positive change. This course equips individuals—whether court-involved or seeking personal growth—with tools to manage stress, improve decision-making, and build emotional strength. Learn strategies for adaptability, healthier relationships, and long-term success in a flexible, self-paced format.
2 Hour
Building Resilience
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Resilience is key to overcoming adversity, breaking negative cycles, and fostering positive change. This course equips individuals—whether court-involved or seeking personal growth—with tools to manage stress, improve decision-making, and build emotional strength. Learn strategies for adaptability, healthier relationships, and long-term success in a flexible, self-paced format.
2 Hour
Building Resilience
Best for Parent
Resilience is key to overcoming adversity, breaking negative cycles, and fostering positive change. This course equips individuals—whether court-involved or seeking personal growth—with tools to manage stress, improve decision-making, and build emotional strength. Learn strategies for adaptability, healthier relationships, and long-term success in a flexible, self-paced format.
4 Hour
Cannabis Abuse Prevention
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module helps youth understand the risks and consequences of cannabis use while building skills to make healthy, informed choices. Participants will learn how cannabis can impact brain development, decision-making, and future goals, along with strategies to resist peer pressure.
4 Hour
Cannabis Abuse Prevention
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This module provides adults with education on the effects and risks of cannabis use, including its impact on judgment, health, and daily functioning. Participants will develop awareness, accountability, and practical strategies to support responsible decision-making and long-term stability.
4 Hour
Cannabis Abuse Prevention
Best for Parent
This module equips parents with the knowledge and tools to recognize signs of cannabis use and guide their children toward healthy choices. Participants will learn effective communication strategies, prevention techniques, and ways to create a supportive and informed home environment.
2 Hour
Child Abuse Prevention & Awareness
Best for Parent
Child abuse is a serious and widespread problem that can have devastating consequences for children and families. It refers to any act or failure to act by a parent, caregiver, or other adult that results in harm, potential harm, or threat of harm to a child. You will learn skills to avoid child maltreatment from both a physical and emotional level.
2 Hour
Collaboration Strategies
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This module focuses on building effective communication and teamwork skills in personal and professional settings. Individuals will learn how to resolve conflict, strengthen relationships, and work collaboratively to achieve positive outcomes.
2 Hour
Coping with Disabilities
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module empowers youth to understand and navigate the challenges of living with a disability. Through practical strategies and self-reflection, youth will build confidence, develop coping skills, and learn how to advocate for themselves while recognizing their strengths and potential.
4 Hour
Coping With Disabilities
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
It’s entirely possible to parent and be a parent with a disability. But there are some specific obstacles you may be more likely to face than others. This class will look at physical limitations, specific healthcare needs, and child welfare as it relates to these needs.
2 Hour
Coping with Disabilities
Best for Parent
It’s entirely possible to parent and be a parent with a disability. But there are some specific obstacles you may be more likely to face than others. This class will look at physical limitations, specific healthcare needs, and child welfare as it relates to these needs.
2 Hour
Creating Healthy Boundaries
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Learn the importance of setting and respecting personal boundaries in relationships. Learn skills for assertive communication, self-awareness, and emotional safety. Explore how healthy boundaries can protect their well-being, improve relationships, and prevent conflicts. Empowering individuals to recognize their own needs and limits, fostering respect for both themselves and others.
2 Hour
Creating Healthy Boundaries
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Learn the importance of setting and respecting personal boundaries in relationships. Learn skills for assertive communication, self-awareness, and emotional safety. Explore how healthy boundaries can protect their well-being, improve relationships, and prevent conflicts. Empowering individuals to recognize their own needs and limits, fostering respect for both themselves and others.
2 Hour
Creating Healthy Boundaries
Best for Parent
Healthy boundaries are essential for individuals to establish and maintain positive relationships, protect their well-being, and foster self-respect. This class focuses on creating healthy boundaries which are essential for individuals to develop the skills and confidence needed to establish and maintain positive and respectful relationships, protect their well-being, and foster personal growth and empowerment. By learning how to set boundaries effectively, individuals can enhance their quality of life and cultivate healthier and more fulfilling connections with others.
3 Hour
Dating Violence Prevention
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Individuals learn to recognize and prevent unhealthy relationship patterns while fostering respect, communication, and personal responsibility.
3 Hour
Dating Violence Prevention
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Individuals learn to recognize and prevent unhealthy relationship patterns while fostering respect, communication, and personal responsibility.
2 Hour
Dealing with Loss
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Tools and support to understand and process feelings of loss. Evaluate different types of loss, including family changes, friendships, or other significant shifts. Individuals learn healthy coping strategies, build emotional resilience, and find ways to honor their experiences. Skills to navigate grief and loss with self-compassion and to develop a sense of hope and direction for the future.
2 Hour
Dealing with Loss
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Tools and support to understand and process feelings of loss. Evaluate different types of loss, including family changes, friendships, or other significant shifts. Individuals learn healthy coping strategies, build emotional resilience, and find ways to honor their experiences. Skills to navigate grief and loss with self-compassion and to develop a sense of hope and direction for the future.
2 Hour
Dealing with Loss
Best for Parent
Talking to children about grief and loss can be challenging, but open and honest conversations can help them navigate difficult emotions. Learn effective methods to support children as they cope with death, separation, and other significant losses. Explore age-appropriate ways to address their questions, provide reassurance, and foster resilience during times of grief
8 Hour
Driving Under the Influence (DUI/DWI) 8 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This class educates youth on the dangers and consequences of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Participants will learn how impaired decision-making affects safety, legal outcomes, and others, while building skills to make responsible choices.
8 Hour
Driving Under the Influence (DUI/DWI) 8 Hour
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This class provides adults with an in-depth understanding of the risks, legal consequences, and real-life impact of driving under the influence. Participants will explore decision-making, accountability, and strategies to prevent future incidents.
12 Hour
Driving Under the Influence (DUI/DWI) 12 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This extended course offers a deeper exploration of the dangers, consequences, and long-term impact of driving under the influence. Participants will build stronger awareness, accountability, and decision-making skills to support lasting behavioral change.
12 Hour
Driving Under the Influence (DUI/DWI)
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
The Level 1 DUI/DWI class may be required due to a recent incident involving impaired driving, which may have resulted in a legal citation, arrest, or conviction. Designed to help you understand the serious risks and consequences of driving under the influence, both for yourself and for others on the road. It also serves as a step toward meeting court or DMV requirements while encouraging safer, more responsible choices moving forward.
4 Hour
Eating Disorder Awareness & Recovery
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module helps youth understand eating disorders, their causes, and the impact of stress, media, and social pressures. Participants explore trigger patterns and learn healthy coping skills, including thought reframing, emotional regulation, and body-kindness practices. The class encourages self-awareness, confidence, and positive habits that support recovery, resilience, and long-term wellbeing.
4 Hour
Eating Disorder Awareness & Recovery
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This module helps youth understand eating disorders, their causes, and the impact of stress, media, and social pressures. Participants explore trigger patterns and learn healthy coping skills, including thought reframing, emotional regulation, and body-kindness practices. The class encourages self-awareness, confidence, and positive habits that support recovery, resilience, and long-term wellbeing.
4 Hour
Eating Disorder Awareness & Recovery
Best for Parent
This module helps parents understand the signs, causes, and impacts of eating disorders while providing practical tools to support recovery. Parents will learn how to create a supportive home environment, communicate effectively, and encourage healthy behaviors while reinforcing emotional safety and resilience.
2 Hour
Effective Communication
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Strong communication skills are key to building relationships and avoiding misunderstandings. This module teaches individuals to express themselves clearly, listen actively, and navigate difficult conversations with confidence. Participants will develop assertiveness, conflict-resolution techniques, and strategies for healthy interactions in personal, academic, and professional settings.
2 Hour
Effective Communication
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Strong communication skills are key to building relationships and avoiding misunderstandings. This module teaches individuals to express themselves clearly, listen actively, and navigate difficult conversations with confidence. Participants will develop assertiveness, conflict-resolution techniques, and strategies for healthy interactions in personal, academic, and professional settings.
4 Hour
Effective Communication
Best for Parent
Strong communication skills are key to building relationships and avoiding misunderstandings. This module teaches you to express yourself clearly, listen actively, and navigate difficult conversations with confidence. Participants will develop assertiveness, conflict-resolution techniques, and strategies for healthy interactions in personal, academic, and professional settings.
2 Hour
Emotional Control
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Teaches individuals to recognize, understand, and manage their emotions in challenging situations. Focuses on building self-awareness, self-regulation, and mindful responses to emotions like fear, sadness, and frustration. Participants will develop skills in emotional resilience, enabling them to make thoughtful decisions rather than reacting impulsively, fostering emotional stability and well-being.
2 Hour
Emotional Control
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Teaches individuals to recognize, understand, and manage their emotions in challenging situations. Focuses on building self-awareness, self-regulation, and mindful responses to emotions like fear, sadness, and frustration. Participants will develop skills in emotional resilience, enabling them to make thoughtful decisions rather than reacting impulsively, fostering emotional stability and well-being.
3 Hour
Emotional Control
Best for Parent
This class is beneficial for individuals seeking to manage their emotions effectively and improve their overall well-being. We empower individuals to manage their emotions effectively, improve their relationships, and enhance their overall quality of life. By learning to regulate their emotions, individuals can experience greater resilience, mental health, and personal growth, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling and satisfying life.
2 Hour
Foster Care
Best for Parent
Children may be placed in foster care when families face challenges. Parents and caregivers can learn to communicate and solve problems together to create a positive future for the children.
3 Hour
Gang Violence
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Addresses the causes and consequences of gang involvement, focusing on its impact on individuals, families, and communities. Participants learn to resist peer pressure, recognize the risks of gang-related activities, and develop nonviolent problem-solving skills. The module emphasizes building positive relationships, fostering personal empowerment, and choosing safer, healthier paths for a brighter future.
3 Hour
Gang Violence
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This class explores gang culture, myths, risks, and community impact. Participants learn how to avoid involvement, build healthy relationships, strengthen self-worth, and develop conflict resolution skills. The class also outlines safe strategies for exiting gang life and committing to long-term positive change.
4 Hour
Navigating Gender & Self-Discovery
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module helps youth understand identity development, gender expression, and the internal and external factors that shape self-discovery. Participants explore brain development, stigma, and bullying while learning emotional safety, resilience, and healthy decision-making. The class encourages self-awareness, confidence, and thoughtful choices that support long-term wellbeing and positive personal growth.
4 Hour
Gender and Self-Discovery
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This module explores identity, personal growth, and self-awareness related to gender and life experiences. Individuals will develop a deeper understanding of themselves and others while building skills for respectful communication and healthy relationships.
2 Hour
Gender and Self-Discovery
Best for Parent
This module supports parents in understanding gender identity, self-discovery, and the developmental process children and teens may experience. Parents will gain tools to foster open communication, provide emotional support, and create a safe, respectful environment for their child’s growth and identity exploration.
4 Hour
Gun Violence
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module helps adults examine the roots and consequences of gun violence by identifying risk factors, emotional triggers, and harmful patterns. Participants learn practical tools for self-regulation, boundary setting, and informed decision-making while strengthening resilience and protective supports. The class promotes accountability, recovery, and safer choices that contribute to long-term wellbeing and community safety.
4 Hour
Gun Violence
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This module helps adults examine the roots and consequences of gun violence by identifying risk factors, emotional triggers, and harmful patterns. Participants learn practical tools for self-regulation, boundary setting, and informed decision-making while strengthening resilience and protective supports. The class promotes accountability, recovery, and safer choices that contribute to long-term wellbeing and community safety.
2 Hour
Health and Wellness
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Proper nutrition is essential for promoting health, preventing disease, and empowering individuals to make informed food choices that support their overall well-being. By investing in nutrition education, you take a step towards improving health outcomes, reducing healthcare costs, and creating healthier, more resilient communities.
2 Hour
Health and Wellness
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Proper nutrition is essential for promoting health, preventing disease, and empowering individuals to make informed food choices that support their overall well-being. By investing in nutrition education, you take a step towards improving health outcomes, reducing healthcare costs, and creating healthier, more resilient communities.
2 Hour
Health and Wellness
Best for Parent
Proper nutrition is essential for promoting health, preventing disease, and empowering individuals to make informed food choices that support their overall well-being. By investing in nutrition education, you take a step towards improving health outcomes, reducing healthcare costs, and creating healthier, more resilient communities.
2 Hour
Honor and Integrity
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Designed to help individuals understand the importance of honesty, responsibility, and ethical decision-making. Encourages self-reflection, accountability, and personal growth, teaching participants how integrity impacts their relationships, choices, and future opportunities. They will learn to build a foundation of trustworthiness and resilience, empowering them to make positive, values-driven decisions.
2 Hour
Honor and Integrity
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Designed to help individuals understand the importance of honesty, responsibility, and ethical decision-making. Encourages self-reflection, accountability, and personal growth, teaching participants how integrity impacts their relationships, choices, and future opportunities. They will learn to build a foundation of trustworthiness and resilience, empowering them to make positive, values-driven decisions.
2 Hour
Honor and Integrity
Best for Parent
Designed to help individuals understand the importance of honesty, responsibility, and ethical decision-making. Encourages self-reflection, accountability, and personal growth, teaching you how integrity impacts your relationships, choices, and future opportunities. You will learn to build a foundation of trustworthiness and resilience, empowering you to make positive, values-driven decisions.
6 Hour
Human Trafficking Risk Factors
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module helps youth understand how trafficking occurs, why certain individuals are targeted, and how risk factors develop. Participants explore emotional triggers, trauma bonding, and social pressures while learning boundary-setting, safety planning, and self-worth skills. The class promotes awareness, resilience, recovery, and positive choices that support long-term safety and empowerment.
4 Hour
Impulse Control
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Helps individuals develop the ability to pause, think, and make thoughtful decisions rather than acting on immediate urges or emotions. This module focuses on building self-awareness, self-discipline, and techniques for delaying gratification. Participants learn strategies to recognize triggers, manage impulsive thoughts, and consider long-term consequences. By strengthening impulse control, they gain skills to make better choices, avoid risky behaviors, and build resilience in challenging situations.
4 Hour
Impulse Control
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Helps individuals develop the ability to pause, think, and make thoughtful decisions rather than acting on immediate urges or emotions. This module focuses on building self-awareness, self-discipline, and techniques for delaying gratification. Participants learn strategies to recognize triggers, manage impulsive thoughts, and consider long-term consequences. By strengthening impulse control, they gain skills to make better choices, avoid risky behaviors, and build resilience in challenging situations.
2 Hour
Impulse Control
Best for Parent
Helps you develop the ability to pause, think, and make thoughtful decisions rather than acting on immediate urges or emotions. This module focuses on building self-awareness, self-discipline, and techniques for delaying gratification. Participants learn strategies to recognize triggers, manage impulsive thoughts, and consider long-term consequences. By strengthening impulse control, you will gain skills to make better choices, avoid risky behaviors, and build resilience in challenging situations.
4 Hour
Intergenerational Trauma
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
A compassionate exploration of intergenerational trauma and cultural disconnection in Native communities, supporting healing, identity, and resilience through storytelling, self-awareness, and traditional values for youth and adults.
4 Hour
Intergenerational Trauma
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
A compassionate exploration of intergenerational trauma and cultural disconnection in Native communities, supporting healing, identity, and resilience through storytelling, self-awareness, and traditional values for youth and adults.
2 Hour
Managing Conflict
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Equips individuals with skills to resolve conflicts constructively, focusing on understanding different perspectives, practicing empathy, and effective communication. Through this module, participants will learn to de-escalate tense situations, address misunderstandings, and seek win-win outcomes. The goal is to help them build lasting problem-solving skills, encouraging peaceable, respectful interactions.
2 Hour
Managing Conflict
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Equips individuals with skills to resolve conflicts constructively, focusing on understanding different perspectives, practicing empathy, and effective communication. Through this module, participants will learn to de-escalate tense situations, address misunderstandings, and seek win-win outcomes. The goal is to help them build lasting problem-solving skills, encouraging peaceable, respectful interactions.
2 Hour
Managing Conflict
Best for Parent
Conflict management classes play a crucial role in fostering healthy relationships, effective communication, and overall well-being within the family unit. Conflict is a normal part of life. Learn what conflict is and how to deal with it in a creative and constructive way, thereby promoting healthy relationships, effective communication, and overall well-being within the family unit. By learning how to manage conflicts constructively, families can strengthen their bonds, resolve disputes peacefully, and create a harmonious and supportive family environment for all members.
2 Hour
Motivational Mindset
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Success begins with mindset and a strong sense of purpose. This module helps individuals set goals, overcome procrastination, and stay focused on their aspirations. Participants will develop self-discipline, persistence, and a growth-oriented perspective to take charge of their futures and navigate challenges with confidence.
2 Hour
Motivational Mindset
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Success begins with mindset and a strong sense of purpose. This module helps individuals set goals, overcome procrastination, and stay focused on their aspirations. Participants will develop self-discipline, persistence, and a growth-oriented perspective to take charge of their futures and navigate challenges with confidence.
2 Hour
Navigating Multiple Homes
Best for Parent
This class is essential for parents, caregivers, educators, and professionals who work with children to understand how to support them through various life changes. The class focuses on children and transitions, and equips caregivers with the tools and resources needed to support the child's well-being during periods of change. By understanding the impact of transitions on children, and implementing effective strategies for support, caregivers can help children navigate change with resilience, confidence, and a sense of security.
2 Hour
Negative Influences and Decisions
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Aims to help individuals recognize and resist negative influences in their lives, including peer pressure, harmful habits, or risky behaviors. Focuses on developing decision-making skills, self-confidence, and positive coping strategies. Participants will learn how to assess situations, weigh consequences, and make choices aligned with their values and goals, empowering them to lead healthier lives.
2 Hour
Negative Influences and Decisions
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Aims to help individuals recognize and resist negative influences in their lives, including peer pressure, harmful habits, or risky behaviors. Focuses on developing decision-making skills, self-confidence, and positive coping strategies. Participants will learn how to assess situations, weigh consequences, and make choices aligned with their values and goals, empowering them to lead healthier lives.
2 Hour
Negative Influences and Decisions
Best for Parent
Designed for individuals seeking to navigate challenging situations, resist harmful influences, and make positive choices. We provide skills to help recognize and resist harmful influences, make informed and responsible choices, and cultivate a positive and fulfilling life. By equipping you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to navigate challenging situations, we promote resilience, self-efficacy, and overall well-being.
2 Hour
Negotiating Without Escalating
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Conflict is inevitable, but resolving it effectively builds stronger relationships. This module helps individuals navigate disagreements, find common ground, and use negotiation skills to achieve win-win outcomes. Participants will learn de-escalation techniques, emotional regulation, and how to advocate for themselves while balancing their needs with others.
2 Hour
Negotiating Without Escalating
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Conflict is inevitable, but resolving it effectively builds stronger relationships. This module helps individuals navigate disagreements, find common ground, and use negotiation skills to achieve win-win outcomes. Participants will learn de-escalation techniques, emotional regulation, and how to advocate for themselves while balancing their needs with others.
2 Hour
Negotiating Without Escalating
Best for Parent
Conflict is inevitable, but resolving it effectively builds stronger relationships. This module helps you navigate disagreements, find common ground, and use negotiation skills to achieve win-win outcomes. Participants will learn de-escalation techniques, emotional regulation, and how to advocate for themselves while balancing their needs with others.
4 Hour
Reckless Driving
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Helps drivers recognize risky habits, replace them with safer choices, and build long-term skills for the road. You’ll learn how to avoid distractions, drive sober, manage speed, and stay calm behind the wheel. By the end, you’ll feel confident, prepared, and committed to safe, responsible driving
4 Hour
Reckless Driving
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Helps drivers recognize risky habits, replace them with safer choices, and build long-term skills for the road. You’ll learn how to avoid distractions, drive sober, manage speed, and stay calm behind the wheel. By the end, you’ll feel confident, prepared, and committed to safe, responsible driving
8 Hour
Reckless Driving
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This class helps youth understand the dangers of reckless driving behaviors such as speeding, distraction, and risk-taking. Participants will learn how these choices impact safety and legal outcomes while building safer driving habits.
8 Hour
Reckless Driving
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This class provides adults with insight into the risks and consequences of reckless driving. Participants will explore accountability, decision-making, and practical strategies to reduce risky behaviors and promote safer driving practices.
4 Hour
Reunification
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Youth and parents may be separated for extended periods due to foster care, parental incarceration, military deployment, or no-contact orders. This module helps parents and children stay connected, manage emotions, and prepare for a smooth reunification. Participants will learn strategies to rebuild relationships, set expectations, and create a positive, supportive transition.
2 Hour
Reunification
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Children are sometimes separated from their parents for long periods. This can be because of foster care, parent incarceration, military deployment or no-contact orders. Children and parents can learn options for staying connected while separated. They can also learn what to expect when parents and children come together again and how to make reunification positive.
2 Hour
Reunification
Best for Parent
Children are sometimes separated from their parents for long periods. This can be because of foster care, parent incarceration, military deployment or no-contact orders. Children and parents can learn options for staying connected while separated. They can also learn what to expect when parents and children come together again and how to make reunification positive.
2 Hour
Safety Concerns in the Home
Best for Parent
Safety concerns for children encompass a broad range of issues, all of which are critical to address, in order to ensure the well-being and protection of children. Addressing these safety concerns requires a multi-faceted approach involving parents, caregivers, educators, communities, and policymakers. By prioritizing children's safety, and implementing preventive measures, we can create environments where children can grow, learn, and thrive free from harm.
3 Hour
Self-Advocacy
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Individuals learn to effectively communicate their needs, set personal goals, and make informed decisions. Teaches essential skills in self-expression, confidence-building, and decision-making to help participants navigate challenging situations. Participants will learn to advocate for themselves in healthy ways, take control of their future, and build resilience against negative influences.
3 Hour
Self-Advocacy
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Individuals learn to effectively communicate their needs, set personal goals, and make informed decisions. Teaches essential skills in self-expression, confidence-building, and decision-making to help participants navigate challenging situations. Participants will learn to advocate for themselves in healthy ways, take control of their future, and build resilience against negative influences.
4 Hour
Self-Harm
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module examines self-harm by helping adults understand its emotional drivers, risk situations, and environmental influences. Participants learn practical safety strategies, healthy coping skills, and ways to create supportive spaces. The class promotes awareness, self-regulation, and help-seeking behaviors that strengthen resilience and support a compassionate, sustainable path toward recovery and wellbeing.
4 Hour
Self-Harm
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This module examines self-harm by helping adults understand its emotional drivers, risk situations, and environmental influences. Participants learn practical safety strategies, healthy coping skills, and ways to create supportive spaces. The class promotes awareness, self-regulation, and help-seeking behaviors that strengthen resilience and support a compassionate, sustainable path toward recovery and wellbeing.
4 Hour
Self-Harm Awareness & Support
Best for Parent
This module helps parents understand the warning signs, risk factors, and underlying causes of self-harm. Participants will learn how to respond with empathy, communicate effectively, and provide support while guiding their child toward healthier coping strategies and professional resources.
4 Hour
Sexual Assault
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module provides youth with age-appropriate education on boundaries, consent, and personal safety. Youth will learn how to recognize unsafe situations, understand their rights, and build confidence in seeking help and making safe, informed choices.
4 Hour
Sexual Assault
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This mdule provides education on the impact, prevention, and awareness of sexual assault. Individuals will learn about consent, boundaries, and accountability while gaining tools to support safety, healing, and informed decision-making.
2 Hour
Social Media Use & Misuse
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Individuals learn responsible use of social media, including understanding privacy, managing online interactions, and recognizing potential risks. Addresses both the benefits and challenges of digital engagement, teaching participants to make healthy, informed choices about what they share and how they interact online. Gain skills in digital citizenship, protecting personal boundaries, and fostering respectful online relationships.
2 Hour
Social Media Use & Misuse
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Individuals learn responsible use of social media, including understanding privacy, managing online interactions, and recognizing potential risks. Addresses both the benefits and challenges of digital engagement, teaching participants to make healthy, informed choices about what they share and how they interact online. Gain skills in digital citizenship, protecting personal boundaries, and fostering respectful online relationships.
2 Hour
Social Media Use & Misuse
Best for Parent
Social media can be a powerful tool for connection, but it requires thoughtful use during life transitions. This module focuses on the following aspects: social exposure, distraction, isolation, authenticity, privacy settings, legal implications, and impact on children.
12 Hour
Teen Parenting for Success
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This class supports young parents in developing the skills needed to care for their child while continuing their own personal growth. Topics include responsibility, child development basics, decision-making, and building a stable and supportive future for both parent and child.
2 Hour
Theft & Shoplifting
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Helps individuals understand the emotions, thoughts, and habits behind theft. Gain insight into root causes and create lasting change through self-awareness, empathy, and personal growth. Whether court-referred or self-enrolled, this course offers a positive path forward.
2 Hour
Theft & Shoplifting
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Helps individuals understand the emotions, thoughts, and habits behind theft. Gain insight into root causes and create lasting change through self-awareness, empathy, and personal growth. Whether court-referred or self-enrolled, this course offers a positive path forward.
2 Hour
Truancy Intervention
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Strategies to understand the causes and impacts of chronic absenteeism. Focus is on fostering accountability, highlighting the importance of education, and developing practical skills to improve attendance. Individuals will explore underlying factors contributing to truancy and learn how to overcome barriers, set goals, and make positive choices for their future.
2 Hour
Truancy Intervention
Best for Parent
Examining truancy causes, warning signs, laws, and proven interventions—equipping educators to use data, partner with families, and re-engage students.
4 Hour
Understanding Mental Health
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Focuses on building awareness and understanding of mental health, promoting open discussions to reduce stigma, and teaching individuals about various mental health challenges. Participants will learn about signs and symptoms, explore healthy coping mechanisms, and identify when to seek support. The module aims to empower individuals to prioritize their mental well-being and foster resilience by recognizing and managing mental health challenges.
4 Hour
Understanding Mental Health
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Focuses on building awareness and understanding of mental health, promoting open discussions to reduce stigma, and teaching individuals about various mental health challenges. Participants will learn about signs and symptoms, explore healthy coping mechanisms, and identify when to seek support. The module aims to empower individuals to prioritize their mental well-being and foster resilience by recognizing and managing mental health challenges.
4 Hour
Understanding Mental Health
Best for Parent
When parents or children struggle with mental health, it profoundly impacts the family dynamic and the well-being of all members involved. This class promotes mental well-being to help reduce stigma, and fosters supportive communities, to help individuals thrive emotionally, socially, and psychologically.
4 Hour
Victim Awareness
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Helps at-risk individuals in the court system gain empathy and understanding of the impact their actions can have on others. Focus is on recognizing the effects of harm, building accountability, and fostering compassion. Participants learn to consider others’ perspectives, understand the consequences of their behavior, and explore ways to make amends. This awareness empowers individuals to make more positive, responsible choices in the future.
4 Hour
Victim Awareness
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This class helps participants understand the emotional, psychological, and social impact of their actions on others. Topics include grief, empathy, and accountability. Learners explore the ripple effects of harm and how to make responsible choices that lead to healing and personal growth.
2 Hour
Wise Decision-Making
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Every choice impacts the future. This module helps individuals develop critical thinking skills to make responsible decisions in relationships, academics, and personal well-being. Participants will learn to assess risks, consider consequences, and align choices with their values and goals for a positive and successful future.
3 Hour
Wise Decision-Making
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This module teaches practical strategies for making thoughtful, responsible decisions in everyday life. Individuals will learn how to evaluate risks, manage emotions, and apply structured decision-making techniques to create positive, long-term outcomes.
2 Hour
Wise Decision-Making
Best for Parent
Every choice impacts the future. This module helps you develop critical thinking skills to make responsible decisions in relationships, academics, and personal well-being. Participants will learn to assess risks, consider consequences, and align choices with their values and goals for a positive and successful future.
2 Hour
Working With Child Welfare
Best for Parent
Learn skills to navigate the child welfare system. Understand the responsibilities of both you and the child welfare system, and the range of roles and responsibilities aimed at protecting and promoting the well-being of children who have been exposed to abuse, neglect, or other forms of maltreatment. Being involved in the child welfare system consists of learning to navigate complex family dynamics and legal processes, and gaining the resources necessary for children to be safe and nurtured by natural parents.
2 Hour
Your Digital World
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Explore how technology affects their lives, relationships, and well-being. Addresses both the positive and negative impacts of technology use, including screen time, social media, and digital interactions. Learn to assess their tech habits, set boundaries, and make mindful choices that support their mental health and personal growth. Participants learn to use technology responsibly and purposefully in their daily lives.
2 Hour
Your Digital World
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
Explore how technology affects their lives, relationships, and well-being. Addresses both the positive and negative impacts of technology use, including screen time, social media, and digital interactions. Learn to assess their tech habits, set boundaries, and make mindful choices that support their mental health and personal growth. Participants learn to use technology responsibly and purposefully in their daily lives.
2 Hour
Your Digital World
Best for Parent
Parenting children of today’s generation comes with a unique set of challenges due to the many recent advancements in technology. There is no denying the reach technology has in our lives, as well as the lives of our children. There are also many ways in which technology can positively impact our lives and those of our children—it all depends on how the technology is being used.
This program is designed to help individuals who have engaged in abusive behaviors in their intimate relationships. The primary goal is to promote accountability, foster non-violent behaviors, and cultivate healthy relationship skills. The program aims to reduce the risk of future violence and enhance the safety and well-being of all family members.
Target Audience:
- Individuals who have been court-mandated to attend a batterers intervention program
- Self-referred individuals seeking to change their abusive behaviors
- Individuals referred by social services, legal professionals, or community organizations
You can recognize survivors of abuse by their courage. Jeanne McElvaney
Our classes help individuals identify emotions in order to respond in a healthy and productive manner. Classes help with recognizing situations that are likely to provoke emotion, to understand signs and symptoms that their emotions are in danger of getting out of control, and to act in a manner that defuses their emotions and finds productive resolutions for addressing their immediate situation.
Classes are beneficial in cases where an inappropriate response to stresses, pressures, and conflicts have contributed to or exacerbated an addiction, behavior disorder, or other mental health issue.
After completing the classes, individuals should be able to:
- identify and express appropriate feelings and needs
- recognize risk areas that are likely to be a trigger
- develop skills to recognize when thinking becomes impaired
- focus on solutions rather than problems
- practice calming techniques when confronted with feelings of anger
Anger, if properly channeled, can be a healthy emotion and reduce the risk of potentially unhealthy outcomes. Denying anger may cause frustration or irritation and affect every part of our daily life. It may contribute to broken relationships, poor mental and emotional performance and lead to substance use and abuse.
By learning to recognize our anger and learning skills help reduce or eliminate the emotions associated with that anger allows us the opportunity build tolerance towards others and an insight into issues in an effort to define a positive outcome.
FAQ
High Conflict / Anger Management
Being ordered to attend an anger management class typically occurs when a court or legal authority determines that your anger issues have led to or have the potential to lead to harmful behavior, such as violence or aggression.
Here are some common reasons why you may have been ordered to attend an anger management class:
- Domestic Violence or Assault Charges: If you have been involved in incidents of domestic violence, assault, or other violent behavior where anger played a significant role, a court may order you to attend anger management classes as part of your sentencing or probation conditions.
- Road Rage or Traffic Incidents: In cases where anger leads to road rage incidents or aggressive behavior while driving, a court may require the individual to attend anger management classes to address the underlying issues contributing to their behavior and reduce the risk of future incidents.
- Workplace or Public Altercations: If your anger results in altercations or confrontations in the workplace, public settings, or social environments, authorities may intervene and mandate anger management classes to prevent further incidents and promote healthier ways of managing emotions.
- Property Damage or Destruction: Anger that leads to property damage or destruction, such as vandalism or destruction of public or private property, may prompt legal intervention and a requirement to attend anger management classes to address underlying issues and prevent future destructive behavior.
- Parenting or Family Issues: In cases where anger negatively affects familial relationships, including conflicts with spouses, children, or other family members, a court may order attendance at anger management classes as part of family court proceedings or custody arrangements to promote healthier family dynamics.
- Probation or Parole Conditions: As a condition of probation or parole, individuals with a history of anger-related offenses may be required to complete anger management classes to address the underlying issues contributing to their behavior and reduce the likelihood of re-offending.
- Preventive Measure: In some cases, a court may order someone to attend anger management classes as a preventive measure, even if they have not been involved in any specific incidents. This may occur if there are concerns about the individual's ability to manage anger effectively and prevent potential harm to themselves or others in the future.
Overall, attending anger management classes may help individuals learn constructive ways to manage their emotions, communicate effectively, and resolve conflicts without resorting to violence or aggression, thereby promoting personal growth, healthier relationships, and community safety.
Behavioral Skills Plus
You may have been ordered to attend batterers intervention classes for several reasons, typically stemming from your involvement in domestic violence incidents. Here are some scenarios in which a court or legal authority might mandate attendance at such classes:
- Conviction for Domestic Violence: If you find you were convicted of domestic violence-related charges, such as assault, battery, stalking, or harassment involving a current or former intimate partner, the court may have ordered you to attend batterers intervention classes as part of your sentencing.
- Probation or Parole Conditions: As a condition of probation or parole, you may be required to complete a batterers intervention program. This condition aims to address the underlying issues contributing to abusive behavior and reduce the likelihood of re-offending during the supervision period.
- Protective Orders or Restraining Orders: In cases where a protective order or restraining order is issued due to domestic violence allegations, the court may require you to attend batterers intervention classes as part of the conditions for lifting or modifying the order.
- Child Custody or Visitation Cases: In child custody or visitation disputes where there are concerns about domestic violence or the safety of the child, a court may order you to attend batterers intervention classes as a prerequisite for maintaining or regaining custody or visitation rights.
- Pre-Trial Diversion Programs: Some jurisdictions offer pre-trial diversion programs for individuals charged with domestic violence offenses. Participation in a batterers intervention program may be a requirement to have the charges dismissed or reduced upon successful completion of the program.
- Employment or Military Requirements: In certain professions or sectors, individuals may be required to attend batterers intervention classes as a condition of employment or continued service. This requirement may be part of workplace policies or military regulations aimed at addressing issues of violence and misconduct.
Overall, court-ordered attendance at batterers' intervention classes is intended to address the underlying issues contributing to domestic violence, promote accountability, and reduce the risk of further harm to victims and communities.
Batterers intervention focuses on:
- Accountability
- Behavioral Change
- Breaking the Cycle of Violence
- Empowerment of Victims
- Community Safety
- Legal Compliance
- Prevention of Recidivism
Able 2 Adjust, Inc.™ makes every effort to meet the statutes set forth by state and county courts across the country. If you are concerned about whether or not your agency will accept our program, we recommend you reach out to your mandating agency for approval. You are welcome to download the course overview that most closely relates to your order. If you would like us to contact the agency on your behalf, we would also be happy to step in. Please contact us at 866-504-2883 and speak with one of our team members.
In order to identify which class would be most appropriate, please refer to your orders and review the language related to the class requirement. If you are still unsure, we recommend you speak with the agency that mandated the requirement. The following list may serve as a guide (include State Standards for Batterer Intervention Programs: A Content Analysis).
Upon class completion, you will be provided with a PDF certificate that you may email or print and provide to your mandating agency. You also have the option to email or print your journal entries should you choose to do so. (typically not required)
It will take AT LEAST the amount of time posted on the class to complete the class. Classes are comprised of a timer, activities, videos, and quizzes throughout the class to promote accountability. The class will require participation on each page in order to progress.
Although we are not able to answer any legal questions, if you have a question, please let us know and we will do our best to assist. (Question Form)
A Batterers Intervention Program (BIP) is a specialized intervention program designed for individuals who have engaged in domestic violence or intimate partner violence. These programs aim to hold perpetrators of violence accountable for their actions, promote behavior change, and prevent future incidents of abuse.
It will take AT LEAST the amount of time posted on the class to complete the class. Classes are comprised of a timer, activities, videos and quizzes throughout the class to promote accountability. The class will require participation on each page in order to progress.
Court-ordered attendance at either a high-conflict or batterers intervention class is intended to address the underlying issues contributing to domestic violence, promote accountability, and reduce the risk of further harm to victims and communities.
Studies report that evidence-based batterer intervention programs have been shown to be effective in reducing recidivism as they increase awareness and promote accountability.
Batterers intervention programs (BIPs) and anger management classes are both aimed at addressing problematic behavior, but they target different underlying issues and have distinct approaches. Here are some key differences between the two:
Focus and Target Audience:
Batterers Intervention Programs: BIPs are specifically designed for individuals who have engaged in domestic violence or intimate partner violence. These programs focus on addressing the attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors that contribute to abusive behavior in intimate relationships.
Anger Management Classes: Anger management classes, on the other hand, are generally designed for individuals who struggle with controlling their anger in various contexts, not necessarily limited to intimate relationships. These classes aim to help participants recognize triggers for their anger, learn coping strategies, and develop healthier ways of expressing and managing anger.
Content and Curriculum:
Batterers Intervention Programs: BIPs typically cover topics such as power and control dynamics, communication skills, conflict resolution, empathy building, and understanding the impact of abusive behavior on victims. The curriculum often includes discussions, role-playing exercises, and cognitive-behavioral techniques to promote behavioral change.
Anger Management Classes: Anger management classes focus on teaching participants specific techniques and skills to manage anger effectively. This may include relaxation techniques, assertiveness training, problem-solving skills, and communication strategies. The curriculum often emphasizes self-awareness, emotional regulation, and stress management.
Underlying Issues:
Batterers Intervention Programs: BIPs address the underlying attitudes, beliefs, and entitlements that contribute to abusive behavior in intimate relationships. These programs aim to challenge and change the perpetrator's mindset and behaviors to prevent future acts of violence.
Anger Management Classes: Anger management classes primarily focus on helping individuals understand and manage their anger reactions. While anger may be a contributing factor to abusive behavior in some cases, the goal of anger management classes is not specifically to address power and control dynamics or prevent intimate partner violence.
Legal Implications:
Batterers Intervention Programs: Attendance at a batterers intervention program may be court-ordered as part of a legal mandate, such as a sentence for domestic violence-related offenses, or as a condition of probation or parole.
Anger Management Classes: While participation in anger management classes may also be court-ordered in some cases, it is more commonly sought voluntarily or recommended by therapists or counselors as a proactive measure for addressing anger issues before they escalate into harmful behavior.
In summary, batterer's intervention programs are tailored specifically for individuals who have engaged in intimate partner violence, focusing on addressing the root causes of abusive behavior, while anger management classes are more broadly aimed at helping individuals manage anger in various aspects of their lives.
NOTICE
As a non-legal entity, we must clarify that we are unable to provide legal advice or counsel. Our platform serves to offer general information, insights, and guidance on a wide range of topics, but it is important to note that any information provided should not be construed as legal advice. Legal matters often require specific expertise and knowledge of individual circumstances, which can only be addressed by qualified legal professionals. Therefore, individuals seeking legal guidance should consult with a licensed attorney or legal advisor who can provide tailored advice and representation based on their unique situation and applicable laws.
Online High-Conflict/Anger Management Outline
- Unit 1 - Understanding Domestic Violence
- Unit 2 - Managing Anger
- Unit 3 - Internal Conflict in Domestic Violence Perpetrators
- Unit 4 - Responding to Your Anger
- Unit 5 - Domestic Violence and Family
- Unit 6 - Societal Transitioning
- Unit 7 - Making Changes
16h Online Behavioral Skills Plus+ — Comprehensive Class Outline
- Unit 1 - Understanding Domestic Violence
- Unit 2 - Managing Anger
- Unit 3 - Internal Conflict in Domestic Violence Perpetrators
- Unit 4 - Responding to Your Anger — expanded from the 16h class
- Unit 5 - Domestic Violence and Family
- Unit 6 - Societal Transitioning — expanded from the 16h class
- Unit 7 - Making Changes — expanded from the 16h class
26h Online Behavioral Skills Plus+ — Comprehensive Class Outline
- Unit 1 - Understanding Domestic Violence
- Unit 2 - Managing Anger
- Unit 3 - Internal Conflict in Domestic Violence Perpetrators — expanded from the 26h class
- Unit 4 - Responding to Your Anger — expanded from the 16h class
- Unit 5 - Domestic Violence and Family
- Unit 6 - Societal Transitioning — expanded from the 26h class
- Unit 7 - Making Changes — expanded from the 26h class
32h Online Behavioral Skills Plus+ — Comprehensive Class Outline
- Unit 1 - Understanding Domestic Violence
- Unit 2 - Managing Anger
- Unit 3 - Cognitive Distortion
- Unit 4 - Internal Conflict in Domestic Violence Perpetrators — expanded from the 26h class
- Unit 5 - Responding to Your Anger — expanded from the 16h class
- Unit 6 - Domestic Violence and Family
- Unit 7 - Societal Transitioning — expanded from the 26h class
- Unit 8 - Regulating Emotions
- Unit 9 - Personal Accountability
- Unit 10 - Boundaries
- Unit 11 - Mastering Decision-Making
- Unit 12 - Navigating Social Media
- Unit 13 - Making Changes — expanded from the 26h class
52h Online Behavioral Skills Plus+ — Comprehensive Class Outline
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