MISSION:
The Ohio Community Corrections
Association (OCCA) offers to member
community correction service providers
the opportunity for advocacy and
professional development, which enhances
the ability to reduce repeat criminal
offending.
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OHIO
Community Corrections Association
2100 Stella Court
Columbus, OH 43215
Telephone:
(614) 252-8417 |
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AT CAPACITY AND NO LONGER ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS
TRAINING
"Changing Offender Behavior through Effective Application of Dosage by Risk"
March 20, 2020
Alvis Administration Building
2100 Stella Court
Columbus, OH 43215
6 COBs, 6 CEUs, 6 RCHs
PRESENTER:
KIMBERLY SPERBER, PhD, Director, Center for Health and Human Services Research at Talbert House
PROGRAM SYNOPSIS
The risk principle suggests that effective correctional programs should vary the intensity of treatment by offender risk. Although research indicates that programs targeting higher risk cases are more effective, research identifying appropriate dosage levels for treatment and supervision has been more limited. This means that historically, many organizations have allocated services by risk level with limited evidence to guide them. In response, Talbert House constructed a research agenda to begin answering practical questions about the application of dosage by risk across treatment settings and justice-involved populations that now guides risk-based dosage efforts in Ohio. Results and implications of dosage studies will be presented and discussed so that participants understand the empirical evidence underlying mandatory state standards related to dosage. Participants will also contribute to discussions about what is still unknown about dosage and the implications for current day practices. Finally, participants will discuss barriers that they face in effectively matching dosage to risk and participate in a brainstorming session to mitigate these barriers.
This session is appropriate for community corrections, criminal justice and behavioral health professionals who are interested in intervention with the community corrections and criminal-justice involved populations.
AT CAPACITY AND NO LONGER ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS
OCCA does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, gender, disability, and age in employment or the delivery of services.
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