Repeat Petty Theft Program Online

ISAE online classes are available in all 50 states. After sign up, we will email your online class log in information to you. If you wish to log in and begin your class immediately, click the log in button which will appear on your payment receipt page. When your class is complete, and your class work has passed our staff review, your certificate of completion will be issued. You can log back in to your class and download your certificate there, or you can find it in your email box.

Class Description

THERAPEUTICALLY DESIGNED FOR JUVENILES AND ADULTS NEEDING A MORE INTENSIVE PROGRAM FOR THEFT

Program Overview:

Repeat Offender Petty Theft is a powerful program utilizing a variety of learning activities and experiential techniques to reach juveniles and adults dealing with repeat theft issues.

By identifying and addressing the developmental needs of clients exhibiting patterns of high-risk behavior, the program teaches juveniles and adults to become responsible for their own thoughts, feelings and actions.

Repeat Offender Petty Theft Online Program adheres to the philosophy that many behavioral problems are consistent with the client's beliefs about themselves and their surroundings. Self-defeating behaviors often result from thoughts generated from core beliefs and feelings. Offending clients often isolate and distance themselves from their family and social structures and tend to identify with peers who support their self-defeating behaviors. The highly structured techniques used in this program assist clients in identifying their core beliefs and provides them with the nurturing support and mentoring necessary to change negative behavior. Using a number of techniques from counseling modalities, the program is designed to reach the resistant client, assist them in identifying motives for offending behavior and teach healthy, socially acceptable behaviors.

Topics covered by this online theft class include:

Values Clarification
Costs and Legal Issues
Influences Examination
Impulse Control
Victim Empathy Building
Self-Esteem Building
Personal Goal Setting
Motivations for and Alternatives to Stealing