MRT — Mentor
Mentor-supported MRT progress, with encouragement and accountability from someone who understands the process.
Programs · Reentry Programming
Reentry programming
Reentry programming built on Moral Reconation Therapy.
Structured, evidence-based programming for incarcerated individuals — facilitated by people who understand the road from the inside out.
What MRT is
A step-by-step way to think, choose, and live differently.
Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) is a structured, cognitive-behavioral approach that works through honesty, trust, acceptance, and decision-making in guided steps. Participants examine the beliefs and habits behind past choices, practice new ways of responding, and build relationships and routines that support a different future. Our facilitators have delivered evidence-based programming inside the Kentucky Department of Corrections since 2012.
MRT — Anger Management
Practical work for noticing triggers, slowing down reactions, and choosing safer responses under pressure.
MRT — Untangling Relationships
A closer look at relationship patterns, boundaries, communication, and what healthier connection requires.
MRT — Trauma
Supportive work for understanding the effects of trauma and strengthening steadiness, safety, and resilience.
MRT — Parenting
Guidance for rebuilding trust and practicing communication, consistency, and care within family life.
MRT — Staying Quit
Tools for protecting recovery, anticipating difficult moments, and reinforcing choices that support lasting change.
MRT — Thinking for Good
Exercises for challenging unhelpful thought patterns and practicing decisions that lead toward a better future.
Getting Started
An orientation point for learning what to expect, asking questions, and understanding how to begin.
Employment Program
Job-readiness support that helps participants prepare for work and take practical steps toward employment. Résumé tools for classes and students are on the Employment Classes page.
Classes & cohorts
Groups form on a rolling basis. Facilities and participants can reach out any time about the next start — see Classes & Cohorts on the home page, or send an inquiry below.