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Mentoring has been proven to improve veterans treatment court outcomes. To achieve this success, it is critical that all mentors, as well as court team members, are trained on the core components of effective mentoring.
Justice for Vets has mentoring resources available to all members of the veterans treatment court team.
This course provides a foundational understanding of the role and responsibilities of mentor coordinators. This position is vital to the success of the mentoring in veterans treatment court.
This course offers a deep dive into trauma specific to veterans and provides veterans treatment court personnel with insight into identifying and treating trauma.
Free modules developed in partnership with Psycharmor Institute designed to provide you with critical fundamentals necessary to be an effective mentor or incorporate mentoring in your program.
This course offers a deep dive into trauma specific to veterans and provides veterans treatment court personnel with insight into identifying and treating trauma.
This course will help you to develop a better understanding of how stress may present in your life and how you can use the five tenets of health to take care of yourself.
In this course, we will talk about Veteran suicide, including risk factors and warning signs you should be aware of, as well as appropriate actions to take to help prevent suicide.
In this course, you will learn about the most significant risk factors for criminal justice involvement, mitigating actions you may be able to take, and the typical level of risk and need in participants.
In this course, you will learn how to empower your mentee to influence positive change in their lives and how you can empower the court and the community to become more cognizant of the other.
This course will discuss trauma, its origins and affects, and how you can employ a trauma-informed approach when interacting with your mentee.
Within the Veterans Treatment Court program, communication is key. In this course, mentors will learn how to communicate effectively with multiple people, including program participants, court officials, community resources, and mentors.
In this course, you’ll learn how to establish boundaries with your Mentee and maintain appropriate levels of confidentiality.
In this course, Veteran Mentors will learn about the Veterans Treatment Court (VTC) program, the VTC team composition, and the phases associated with the VTC program.
In this course, Division Director for Justice For Vets, Scott Tirocchi, discusses the mission of the mentor program, how mentors are recruited and trained, and provides insight on successful mentorship within the veterans treatment court.
