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Training. Consultation. Media.

International training, consultation, and media focused on evidence-based criminal justice practice.

Areas of Expertise

Training and Consultation

Speaking and Facilitation

Training and consultation services focused on evidence-based criminal justice practice, implementation support, and organizational development. Areas of expertise include desistance theory, LS/CMI, DRAOR, cognitive-behavioral interventions, trauma-informed approaches, effective case planning, and international training initiatives through collaborative work with justice and human service agencies around the world.

Speaking and Facilitation

Professional speaking, facilitation, and workshop development focused on evidence-based criminal justice practice, desistance, trauma-informed approaches, implementation science, and human change. Services include conference presentations, leadership development, agency workshops, webinars, and collaborative learning experiences for justice and human service professionals.

Media, Podcasting and Narration

Media, podcasting, and narration services designed to translate complex criminal justice and behavioral science concepts into accessible public conversation. This work includes The Criminologist Podcast, educational YouTube content, documentary and educational narration, public scholarship, and media projects focused on desistance, trauma-informed practice, and human transformation.

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The TIDES Supervsion Model

Media, Podcasting and Narration

The TIDES Supervision Model is a trauma-informed, desistance-based framework that helps justice and human service professionals support meaningful, long-term behavior change. Grounded in evidence-based principles, neuroscience, and real-world supervision practice, TIDES moves beyond compliance alone by helping practitioners build self-regulation, identity, resiliency, and social support with the people they serve. Through initial training, implementation support, and sustainability sessions, TIDES helps agencies translate trauma-informed care and desistance theory into practical, relationship-centered supervision.

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