No one plans to fail, but multitudes fail to plan. With this said, a parole release plan is just that—a written, comprehensive, realistic, step-by-step plan of action the inmate will pursue upon release to ensure his or her ongoing success. Parole boards understand that parolees with clearly defined plans are more likely to succeed upon reentry into society. A properly written parole release plan provides the parolee with a blueprint for success while giving the parole board plenty of valid reasons to say yes to the inmate’s petition for release.

Statistically, more than eight in ten prison inmates in the United States struggle with substance abuse and/or committed their offenses while under the influence of intoxicants. To help ensure the ongoing success of our clients, everyone receives a free, downloadable addiction, recovery, and relapse prevention manual. The Sobriety Book, a twenty-four week selfstudy program with more than 300 pages of practical help, is ideal for individual and group settings. Sobriety has its rewards. This free resource is another benefit we offer to our clients. As your loved one’s success is, in part, a reflection upon us, we really and truly want our clients to succeed.

Anger, like all emotions, must be maintained and controlled or disastrous results will likely follow. Sadly, parolees who struggle with runaway anger issues may find themselves ripe for failure. All of our clients will receive a free downloadable forty-day self-study guide to healthy anger management. This easy-to-read, easy-to-understand program manual is ideal for individual or group study purposes. Readers will not be bogged down with technical language and, again, the entire digital manual is provided free of charge to all of our clients. Your ongoing success is our success, too.

"I think, therefore I am. I didn't think, therefore, I am incarcerated." Favorably mentioned at an international critical thinking conference in Belgium, Dr. Michael Blunk's critical thinking studies will teach inmates how to avoid dangerous thinking traps that can lead to bad decision-making. Good thinking leads to good decisions. Destructive thinking habits lead to failure. Here is a free resource that will help our clients live better through better thinking.

Although we have no intention of "cramming religion" down the throats of our clients or their families, our faith-based study materials, offered free of charge, are available to all of our clients. Like our other free supplemental services, these materials are offered for the continued success and edification of our clients.