RAV Webinar Recording: A Strengths-Based Approach to Reintegration - Working with a Corrections Cohort

This pre-recorded webinar runs for 1.5 hours and can be purchased online and accessed at any time.

This webinar recording explores a targeted approach to creating wellbeing and personal development of un-sentenced prisoners (remandees) in prison. Remandees present with a range of complex needs and require tailored intervention and support for their successful rehabilitation and reintegration into the community.

This webinar video examines:

• How personal perceptions can impact working with a Correctional cohort
• Strategies for applying strengths-based practice with a Correctional cohort
• Creating capacity for change through resilience-building strategies
• The role of psycho-educational programs and strengths-based models
• Challenges of working with a complex cohort and understanding how strengths-based practice can build motivation and engagement
• How to separate empathy from collusion when working with a Correctional cohort
• The importance of reflective practice and self-care when working with complex cohorts and integration needs.

About the presenters

Samantha Winnick and Luke McCord deliver the LINCS program. It is an educational workshop specifically designed for offenders who are subject to a Community Correction Order, and is funded through Corrections Victoria. LINCS workshops are designed to improve participants’ capabilities and strengths, using skills-based activities that also identify strategies and supports relevant to each module. The activities also highlight the importance of the participants’ internal and external capacity in terms of their social supports, employment opportunities and access to education. 

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