it s the hustle. you know what i m saying? we don t get up for breakfast, you can have the breakfast tray if you want. amy boch created a program called turning leaf. remember, you are thinking of different ways to apologize involves brainstorming two different ways you can at least apologize to somebody, okay? it s geared towards offenders who will soon be released in hopes they won t return or at least not escalate their criminal activity. i can go ahead on and tell him to get over it. he s not getting a honey bun. i go ahead and apologize to him now because that would be the right thing to do and i did give my word. you re right. it s my fault. tomorrow s dinner tray, i ll let you have the dinner tray. that s not a problem. no problem. good job. love it. the idea behind this class is our thinking controls our behavior and if we can get a good grasp on our thinking patterns, we can have different lives. partner, partner.
and i m going to be sitting here for a while. while johnson faces an uncertain future, another group of inmates, due to be released soon, are in a program designed to help them not return. amy bartch is the founder of turning leaf. why do you think the rate at which violent crime survivors experience ptsd is much higher? turning leaf is based on an idea known as restorative justice. restorative justice is a concept that says punishment alone doesn t get most to change their behavior. there s got to be a different way in which we as a society can help people and get people to change their behavior without using incarceration as our only tool. what are the other emotional and mental impact on a violent crime victim? good. all right. we got depression. what else? one component of the
you sold it to somebody else. you ve got two items for the price of one. what s up with that? it s jail, man. it s the hustle. you know what i m saying? we don t get up for breakfast, you can have the breakfast tray if you want. amy boch created a program called turning leaf. remember, you are thinking of different ways to apologize involves brainstorming two different ways you can at least apologize to somebody, okay? it s geared towards offenders who will soon be released in hopes they won t return or at least not escalate their criminal activity. i can go ahead on and tell him to get over it. he s not getting a honey bun. i go ahead and apologize to him now because that would be the right thing to do and i did give my word. you re right. it s my fault. tomorrow s dinner tray, i ll let you have the dinner tray. that s not a problem. no problem. good job. love it. the idea behind this class is our thinking controls our behavior and if we can get a good grasp on our thi
you sold it to somebody else. you ve got two items for the price of one. what s up with that? it s jail, man. it s the hustle. you know what i m saying? we don t get up for breakfast, you can have the breakfast tray if you want. amy boch created a program called turning leaf. remember, you are thinking of different ways to apologize involves brainstorming two different ways you can at least apologize to somebody, okay? it s geared towards offenders who will soon be released in hopes they won t return or at least not escalate their criminal activity. i can go ahead on and tell him to get over it. he s not getting a honey bun. i go ahead and apologize to him now because that would be the right thing to do and i did give my word. you re right. it s my fault. tomorrow s dinner tray, i ll let you have the dinner tray. that s not a problem. no problem. good job. love it. the idea behind this class is our thinking controls our behavior and if we can get a good grasp on our thi
the remainder can be posted by a bail bondsman. me and my mother, my grandmother, the three of us, there s not much money to go around. so it s like now i m just sitting here. and i m going to be sitting here for a while. while johnson faces an uncertain future, another group of inmates, due to be released soon, are in a program designed to help them not return. amy bartch is the founder of turning leaf. why do you think the rate at which violent crime survivors experience ptsd is much higher? turning leaf is based on an idea known as restorative justice. restorative justice is a concept that says punishment alone doesn t get most to change their behavior. there s got to be a different way in which we as a society can help people and get people to change their behavior without using incarceration as our only tool. what are the other emotional and mental impact on a violent crime victim?