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Directive 251.02 outlines the establishment and management of Cognitive Self Change Files within the Vermont Department of Corrections. It details the purpose, structure, and auditing processes for these files, which are designed to document offenders' cognitive self-change progress through various sections including thinking reports, case plans, assessments, and journal assignments. The directive emphasizes proper filing, quarterly audits by superintendents, annual central office audits, and protocols for transferring and closing files upon an offender's supervision termination.

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What is the thinking for a change program?

Thinking for a Change is research-based and designed for justice-involved individuals. Through T4C, participants learn to think before making decisions, rather than acting impulsively based on emotions and feelings.

What is the cognitive self change program Cscp?

Cognitive Self Change Programme (CSCP) A high intensity cognitive behavioural programme for high risk, repetitively violent, adult male offenders. CSCP was one of the first accredited programmes to integrate prison programming with community delivery.

What are the three steps of cognitive self change?

Step 1 - Pay Attention to Our Thinking. Step 2 - Recognize Risk. Step 3 - Use New Thinking.

What is the cognitive self?

The cognitive self is made up of everything we know (or think we know) about ourselves. This implies physiological properties such as hair color, race, and height etc.; and psychological properties like beliefs, values, and dislikes to name but a few.

What is cognitive self change?

Cognitive Self Change (CSC) is a program designed to teach offenders how to change their own thinking. It is used in a range of jurisdictions across North America, Europe and Australia.

What is the mission statement of the Vermont Department of Corrections?

We ensure our facilities and field offices are safe, secure, and healthy. We provide justice-involved individuals with opportunities for self-improvement. We cultivate meaningful partnerships. We advance restorative justice practices.

What is the basic cognitive self change program?

Basic Cognitive Self-Change Program Participants are introduced to the cognitive self-change model and utilize workbook activities to evaluate their consequences of unhealthy/irresponsible patterns in thinking.