CJS-228 Prac Social Wk & Counseling

Examines the most effective approaches used in jails and prisons to assist offenders with social, behavioral and psychological development. Begins with a historical exploration of philosophies and practices in correctional rehabilitation. Concludes by examining the effects of imprisonment on offenders and their families, including the impact on the quality of life and the potential for favorable transition back into the community. Study and engage in counseling techniques and social work practices for group, individual and family therapy for institutional compliance and aftercare programs. Note: Credit will not be given for CJS 228 and also HUS 228.

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