Court-Referred Juvenile Program (CRJP)
Structured 12-Week Psychoeducational Program for Youth Ages 12–18
Practical skills for emotional regulation, accountability, safer decision-making, communication, and conflict resolution.
At-a-Glance Program Facts
Ages: 12–18
Program Length: 12 Weeks
Program Type: Psychoeducational & Skills-Based
Referral Sources: Juvenile & Family Courts, Probation, Attorneys, Schools, Parents & Guardians
Focus: Emotional regulation, accountability, communication, conflict resolution, and healthier decision-making
Documentation: Participation and completion documentation available for authorized referral sources
Important: This program is educational and is not psychotherapy or a substitute for licensed mental health treatment.
Who the Program May Serve
This program may be appropriate for adolescents referred because of anger-related behaviors, emotional dysregulation, conflict, impulsive reactions, school or family concerns, probation requirements, or other situations where structured anger-management education may be beneficial.
Enrollment suitability is determined through the intake and referral process to ensure each participant receives the most appropriate educational intervention.
What Participants Learn
Throughout the program, participants build practical skills that support healthier choices and long-term success.
Recognize anger triggers and warning signs
Understand how thoughts influence emotions and behavior
Pause before reacting impulsively
Communicate frustration without threats or aggression
Resolve conflict constructively
Build accountability and healthier decision-making
For Courts, Probation & Referral Professionals
Temperantia-KYH welcomes referrals from juvenile and family courts, probation departments, attorneys, schools, and other authorized professionals.
The program provides a structured educational intervention focused on accountability, participation, and measurable progress. Authorized referral sources may request enrollment information, attendance verification, participation updates, and completion documentation in accordance with program policies and applicable privacy requirements.
How Referrals Work
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A referral or inquiry is received from a parent, guardian, court, probation officer, school, attorney, or other authorized referral source.
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An intake assessment is completed to review the referral circumstances, participant needs, and overall program suitability.
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The participant enrolls in the structured 12-week program and completes the assigned psychoeducational sessions and activities.
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Participation and completion documentation is provided to authorized referral sources when appropriate.
Program Philosophy
“The Heart of Every Problem Is the Problem in the Heart.”
Temperantia-KYH combines dignity with accountability. Young people are not defined by past behavior—they are taught practical skills to recognize unhealthy patterns, make safer choices, communicate more effectively, and respond to conflict in healthier ways.
Parent & Guardian Information
Families play an important role in a young person’s progress.
Our program provides parents and guardians with a structured educational pathway that supports healthier communication, accountability, and positive behavioral growth while helping participants develop practical life skills that extend beyond program completion.
Professional Boundaries
Temperantia-KYH’s Juvenile Anger Management Program is educational and skills-based.
It is not psychotherapy, psychiatric treatment, diagnostic evaluation, or a substitute for services provided by a licensed mental health professional. When a participant’s needs extend beyond the scope of this program, additional or alternative services may be recommended.
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