Partnering With Temperantia-KYH
Temperantia-KYH provides structured psychoeducational services for court-referred, agency-referred, attorney-referred, employer-referred, and self-referred participants. We work with courts, probation and parole agencies, attorneys, employers, and community organizations to support accountability, appropriate program placement, behavioral skill development, and reliable completion documentation.
Scope — Stated Plainly
Temperantia-KYH provides Level I psychoeducational programming. It is educational and skills-based — not psychotherapy, psychiatric care, substance-use intervention, diagnostic services, or specialized violence-risk assessment, and not a substitute for care from a licensed clinical provider. Where a referral calls for a full APIP, that is what the participant needs, and we will say so rather than accept the placement. Temperantia-KYH does not determine whether participation satisfies a court order. We supply accurate records; the referring authority makes its own compliance determinations.
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Criminal, Family, and Municipal Courts
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Judges and Hearing Officers
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Probation and Parole Agencies
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Prosecutors, Defense Attorneys, and Family Law Attorneys
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Diversion and Community Programs
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Employers and Employee Assistance Programs
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Schools, Universities, Healthcare Providers, and Community Organizations
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Self-Referred Individuals
Anger Management
Structured psychoeducation addressing anger awareness, triggers, emotional regulation, communication, problem solving, conflict management, accountability, and healthier behavioral responses.
Empowered Path, Domestic Violence Intervention
Structured psychoeducation addressing abusive and controlling behavior, coercive control, accountability, impact on partners and children, healthy relationships, respectful communication, and non-abusive behavioral choices. Placements begin at a 26-week minimum.
Court-Referred Juvenile Program (CRJP), ages 12 to 18
A twelve-week core track for adolescents and their families, plus individualized additions, aligned to developmental needs.
Intake Assessment
Every referral receives a structured intake and an in-person assessment before placement. The assessment reviews referral information, behavioral history, accountability, educational needs, and responsivity factors, and produces a documented program recommendation. This is a program placement assessment. It is not a forensic evaluation, a risk assessment, or a clinical diagnosis.
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Referral received. Referral documentation is requested from the referring authority.
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Intake conducted by telephone.
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Assessment conducted in person, without exception.
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Program placement determined by the program (not chosen by the participant) or referral out where the need falls outside our scope.
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Referring authority notified of the placement, or of the referral out.
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Participation and attendance monitored and documented.
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Completion, with documentation issued as authorized.
Program recommendations are informed by documented educational needs, behavioral history, accountability, responsivity factors, prior intervention history, family and parenting considerations where relevant, and referral requirements. Program length or service level is not determined solely by the referral label.
Domestic Violence Intervention
Domestic violence placements begin at a 26-week minimum. Assessment findings, referral requirements, and applicable jurisdictional standards may extend that length; they do not shorten it, and nothing a participant presents at intake reduces the minimum. Where a court or supervising authority specifies a longer duration, that requirement governs. Domestic violence intervention is not a short-form anger management service.
Professional Communication & Documentation
Depending on authorization, referral requirements, and the service provided, documentation may include enrollment confirmation, attendance verification, participation and progress updates, prompt notice of missed sessions or non-compliance, completion verification, and certificates of completion. Attendance, participation, demonstrated understanding, progress, and completion are distinct concepts. Program completion documents completion of assigned program requirements. It should not, by itself, be interpreted as a determination of victim safety, elimination of future risk, reconciliation readiness, or guaranteed behavioral change.
Professional Standards & Scope
Temperantia-KYH provides structured psychoeducational services within the scope of its programs and professional credentials. Services are educational and behavioral in nature and do not constitute psychotherapy, psychiatric treatment, legal advice, forensic psychological evaluation, or victim advocacy. When participant needs fall outside the organization's scope, referral to an appropriately qualified professional or service may be recommended.
Service Area
Temperantia-KYH is a New Jersey company with an office in Newburgh, New York.
New Jersey
Statewide by arrangement, with location confirmed at the time of referral.
New York
Orange and Rockland Counties.
Online delivery is available for select programs. Because domestic violence intervention requirements vary by
jurisdiction, suitability is confirmed with the referring authority before any online domestic violence placement.
Professional referral? Use the Professional Referral Form to submit referral information, or contact the Program Director directly with program and documentation questions.
Program Director (845) 814-8141
Administration (845) 814-8311
This page is provided as professional information. It does not imply approval, certification, endorsement, or preferred-provider status by any court, probation department, or agency.