Evidence-Based Court-Ordered Programs
Professional behavioral health curriculum designed for court compliance and personal accountability. Our digital programs mirror the same structured workbooks delivered inside correctional facilities.
Welcome to the OM Worldwide Evidence-Based Online Programs
Standards-Based: Curriculum informed by SAMHSA behavioral health guidance, NIJ-supported recidivism research, RNR model, and APPA-recognized probation practices.
Locked Weekly Progression: No binge completion. Sessions unlock every 7 days.
24/7 Mobile Access: Smartphone, tablet, or computer — no app required.
Licensed Clinician Oversight: Every course is overseen by a licensed professional.
Court-Verifiable Certificates: Issued only upon verified completion of all requirements.
Program Pricing Overview
All programs include locked weekly progression, clinician oversight, knowledge checks, written reflections, and a court-verifiable completion certificate.
| Program Length | Price | Total Instructional Hours |
|---|---|---|
| All 8-Week Programs | $149 | 16 Hours |
| All 12-Week Programs | $199 | 24 Hours |
| Anger Management — 16-Week Most Comprehensive | $249 | 32 Hours |
No same-day certificates. Participants may move at their own pace but certificates cannot be generated before minimum participation days have passed. · 8-week: min. 7 days · 12-week: min. 10 days · 16-week: min. 14 days
- 8-week track
- 12-week track
- 16-week track
- Minimum 7 calendar days
- Minimum 10 calendar days
- Minimum 14 calendar days
Court-Ordered Program Pricing
Structured, evidence-based courses used by correctional facilities and probation programs.
Verified Instructional Hours
Verified Instructional Hours
Verified Instructional Hours
Certificates are issued only after verified instructional requirements are completed.
Additional Online Programs
Available Tracks: 8 Weeks — $149 | 12 Weeks — $199 | 16 Weeks — $249
Who Typically Orders This Course: Courts, probation departments, diversion programs, employers, and reentry agencies. Individuals seeking voluntary accountability and behavioral change also enroll directly.
Program Description: The OM Worldwide Anger Management Program is a structured, skills-based behavioral intervention grounded in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT). This is not a passive video course — it is an interactive curriculum requiring weekly participation, written reflection, knowledge assessments, and the development of a personalized Anger Control Plan. Designed to meet court, probation, diversion, and employer compliance requirements.
Syllabus:
- Week 1: Foundations of Anger Management — CBT Model, Anger Meter (1–10 Scale), Myths vs. Facts, Payoff Matrix
- Week 2: Your Anger Control Plan — Immediate & Preventive Tools, Timeout Strategy, Social Support, 3-Breath Reset
- Week 3: Events & Cues — Trigger Identification, Four Cue Categories (Physical, Emotional, Cognitive, Behavioral)
- Week 4: The Aggression Cycle — Three Phases, Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR)
- Week 5: Cognitive Restructuring — A-B-C-D Model, Thought Stopping, Hostile Self-Talk
- Week 6: Assertiveness & Conflict Resolution — 5-Step Model, Passive vs. Aggressive vs. Assertive
- Week 7: Anger & The Family — Family Blueprint, Learned Roles, Carry-Over Behaviors
- Week 8: Final Review & Graduation — Integration, Relapse Prevention, Permanent Anger Control Plan
What’s Included:
- 8 weekly locked modules (one unlocks every 7 days)
- Instructor-led video lessons
- Knowledge checks (unlimited attempts)
- Written reflection assignments
- Weekly Anger Meter tracking
- Scenario-based exercises
- Completion attestation
- Court-verifiable completion certificate
Minimum Verified Participation Period:
- 8-week track → 7 calendar days
- 12-week track → 10 calendar days
- 16-week track → 14 calendar days
Court Acceptance Disclaimer: This program is a Cognitive-Behavioral education course designed for court, probation, diversion, and employer compliance. It is NOT a state-certified Batterer Intervention Program (BIP). Participants are responsible for confirming this program satisfies their specific court or agency requirement before enrolling.
Track: 8 Weeks — $149 — 16 Instructional Hours
Who Typically Orders This Course: Courts, probation departments, reentry programs, halfway houses, and diversion programs. Commonly ordered for individuals transitioning from incarceration into community settings.
Program Description: The OM Worldwide Life Skills Readiness Program is a structured behavioral education course designed to support reentry, personal accountability, and successful community reintegration. Built on the same evidence-based curriculum used in our in-person correctional programs, this course equips participants with the practical skills and mindset needed to navigate daily challenges after release.
Syllabus:
- Week 1: Personal Accountability & Goal Setting — SMART Goals, taking ownership of outcomes
- Week 2: Decision-Making & Consequential Thinking — Problem-solving frameworks, weighing outcomes
- Week 3: Financial Literacy & Resource Management — Budgeting basics, accessing community resources
- Week 4: Employment Readiness — Workplace behavior, applications, interviews, and retention
- Week 5: Communication & Conflict Resolution — Assertiveness, de-escalation, professional communication
- Week 6: Building Healthy Support Systems — Identifying positive networks, avoiding high-risk relationships
- Week 7: Managing Stress & High-Risk Situations — Coping strategies, trigger identification, relapse prevention
- Week 8: Reentry Planning & Long-Term Stability — 90-day plan, community integration, personal commitment
What’s Included:
- 8 weekly locked modules
- Instructor-led lessons
- Knowledge checks
- Written reflections
- Court-verifiable completion certificate
Minimum Verified Participation Period: 7 calendar days
Court Acceptance Disclaimer: Participants are responsible for confirming this program satisfies their specific court or agency requirement before enrolling.
Track: 8 Weeks — $149 — 16 Instructional Hours
Who Typically Orders This Course: Family courts, child welfare agencies, probation departments, and diversion programs. Commonly ordered for parents and caregivers involved in child custody proceedings, child protective services cases, or family court requirements.
Program Description: The OM Worldwide Active Parenting & Family Skills Program is a structured behavioral education course designed for parents and caregivers involved with the justice system. Built on evidence-based parenting principles, this program addresses the unique challenges faced by justice-involved parents and equips participants with practical tools to strengthen family relationships and parenting effectiveness.
Syllabus:
- Week 1: Understanding Your Role as a Parent — Self-reflection, the impact of behavior on children
- Week 2: Child Development & Age-Appropriate Expectations — Developmental stages, realistic expectations
- Week 3: Positive Discipline vs. Punitive Approaches — Effective boundaries without aggression
- Week 4: Communication Skills for Families — Active listening, calm communication under stress
- Week 5: Managing Anger & Stress in a Parenting Context — Emotional regulation tools applied to parenting
- Week 6: Co-Parenting in High-Conflict Situations — Communication strategies, child-centered decision-making
- Week 7: Rebuilding Trust With Your Children — Consistency, accountability, repair after conflict
- Week 8: Building a Long-Term Family Stability Plan — Commitments, support systems, forward planning
What’s Included:
- 8 weekly locked modules
- Instructor-led lessons
- Knowledge checks
- Written reflections
- Court-verifiable completion certificate
Minimum Verified Participation Period: 7 calendar days
Court Acceptance Disclaimer: Participants are responsible for confirming this program satisfies their specific court or agency requirement before enrolling.
Track: 8 Weeks — $149 — 16 Instructional Hours
Who Typically Orders This Course: Courts, probation departments, and diversion programs for individuals charged with or convicted of domestic violence-related offenses where a state-certified BIP is not specifically mandated.
Program Description: The OM Worldwide Domestic Violence Prevention Education Program is a structured Cognitive-Behavioral course focused on power, control, healthy relationships, and the behavioral patterns that lead to domestic conflict. Designed to support court, probation, and diversion compliance requirements and built on the same evidence-based curriculum used in our in-person behavioral health programs.
Syllabus:
- Week 1: Understanding Domestic Violence — Definitions, cycle of violence, power and control dynamics
- Week 2: Accountability & Responsibility — Moving beyond denial, minimization, and blame
- Week 3: Identifying Warning Signs & High-Risk Situations — Triggers, escalation patterns
- Week 4: Emotional Regulation in Relationships — Anger tools applied to intimate partner conflict
- Week 5: Healthy vs. Unhealthy Relationship Patterns — Respect, boundaries, and mutual accountability
- Week 6: Victim Impact Awareness — Understanding the impact of abusive behavior on others
- Week 7: Communication & Assertiveness in Relationships — Non-coercive communication strategies
- Week 8: Long-Term Relapse Prevention & Safety Planning — Commitment plan, support systems, accountability
What’s Included:
- 8 weekly locked modules
- Instructor-led lessons
- Knowledge checks
- Written reflections
- Court-verifiable completion certificate
Minimum Verified Participation Period: 7 calendar days
⚠️ Important Disclaimer: This is a Cognitive-Behavioral education course designed for court, probation, diversion, and employer compliance. It is NOT a state-certified Batterer Intervention Program (BIP) and is not a substitute for court-ordered 26-week Domestic Violence programs where specifically mandated. Participants are responsible for confirming this program satisfies their specific court or agency requirement before enrolling. OM Worldwide does not guarantee acceptance in jurisdictions requiring state-certified domestic violence programming.
Track: 8 Weeks — $149 — 16 Instructional Hours
Who Typically Orders This Course: Courts, probation departments, DUI diversion programs, drug courts, and reentry programs. Commonly ordered as part of substance-related charges, probation conditions, or reentry planning.
Program Description: The OM Worldwide Substance Use Education Program is a structured behavioral course grounded in evidence-based substance use prevention principles. Designed for justice-involved individuals required to complete drug and alcohol education, this program addresses the relationship between substance use, decision-making, and long-term personal and legal consequences.
Syllabus:
- Week 1: Understanding Substance Use — How substances affect the brain, behavior, and decision-making
- Week 2: The Connection Between Substance Use & Criminal Behavior — Patterns, consequences, responsibility
- Week 3: Identifying Triggers & High-Risk Environments — Personal risk mapping, avoidance strategies
- Week 4: Stages of Change & Motivation — Readiness for change, building internal motivation
- Week 5: Cognitive Restructuring for Substance Use — Challenging rationalizations using the A-B-C-D Model
- Week 6: Relapse Prevention Planning — Early warning signs, coping strategies, emergency response
- Week 7: Building a Substance-Free Support Network — Community resources, accountability relationships
- Week 8: Long-Term Wellness & Sobriety Strategies — Personal commitment plan, SMART goals, forward planning
What’s Included:
- 8 weekly locked modules
- Instructor-led lessons
- Knowledge checks
- Written reflections
- Court-verifiable completion certificate
Minimum Verified Participation Period: 7 calendar days
Court Acceptance Disclaimer: Participants are responsible for confirming this program satisfies their specific court or agency requirement before enrolling.
Track: 8 Weeks — $149 — 16 Instructional Hours
Who Typically Orders This Course: Courts, diversion programs, and employers for individuals charged with or convicted of shoplifting, theft, or related offenses. Commonly used in first-offense diversion and retail theft programs.
Program Description: The OM Worldwide Theft Prevention Program is a structured behavioral education course designed for individuals required to complete a shoplifting or theft prevention program. This program addresses the cognitive patterns, impulse control issues, and situational factors that contribute to theft behavior, and replaces them with structured accountability and behavioral alternatives.
Syllabus:
- Week 1: Understanding Theft Behavior — Psychology of stealing, cognitive distortions, rationalizations
- Week 2: Impulse Control & Decision-Making — Pausing the impulse, consequential thinking frameworks
- Week 3: The Real Cost of Theft — Legal, financial, professional, and personal consequences
- Week 4: Victim Impact Awareness — Understanding the impact on businesses, individuals, and communities
- Week 5: Cognitive Restructuring — Identifying and challenging theft-enabling beliefs with the A-B-C-D Model
- Week 6: High-Risk Situations & Avoidance Strategies — Recognizing and navigating temptation
- Week 7: Building Healthy Behavioral Alternatives — Coping mechanisms, values clarification, goal alignment
- Week 8: Long-Term Accountability & Relapse Prevention — Personal commitment plan, accountability systems
What’s Included:
- 8 weekly locked modules
- Instructor-led lessons
- Knowledge checks
- Written reflections
- Court-verifiable completion certificate
Minimum Verified Participation Period: 7 calendar days
Court Acceptance Disclaimer: Participants are responsible for confirming this program satisfies their specific court or agency requirement before enrolling.
Track: 8 Weeks — $149 — 16 Instructional Hours
Who Typically Orders This Course: Courts, probation departments, and reentry programs. Commonly ordered for individuals with repeat offenses, criminal thinking patterns, or as part of a structured reentry or diversion plan.
Program Description: The OM Worldwide Cognitive Skills & Decision Making Program is a structured behavioral course addressing the thought processes, attitudes, and beliefs that contribute to poor decision-making and recidivism. Grounded in Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention (CBI) principles, this program replaces criminal thinking patterns with structured, prosocial reasoning skills and practical accountability tools.
Syllabus:
- Week 1: Understanding Criminal Thinking — Identifying cognitive distortions, attitudes, and criminal thinking errors
- Week 2: Thoughts Drive Behavior — CBT Model applied to decision-making and consequences
- Week 3: Problem-Solving Frameworks — Step-by-step prosocial decision-making tools
- Week 4: Consequential Thinking — Short-term vs. long-term thinking, delayed gratification
- Week 5: Empathy & Victim Awareness — Understanding the impact of choices on others
- Week 6: Managing Peer Pressure & High-Risk Situations — Refusal skills, boundary-setting
- Week 7: Building a Prosocial Value System — Personal code of conduct, identity shift
- Week 8: SMART Goal Setting & Long-Term Accountability — Future-focused planning, relapse prevention
What’s Included:
- 8 weekly locked modules
- Instructor-led lessons
- Knowledge checks
- Written reflections
- Court-verifiable completion certificate
Minimum Verified Participation Period: 7 calendar days
Court Acceptance Disclaimer: Participants are responsible for confirming this program satisfies their specific court or agency requirement before enrolling.