16-Hour Theft Awareness Course
Intensive program with deep dives and additional quizzes.
About This Course
Our intensive 16-hour program includes all modules with deep dives into advanced topics, additional quizzes, extended case studies, and comprehensive worksheets. Designed for courts requiring extended education or repeat offenders seeking thorough behavioral change.
Course Outline
Welcome to the Intensive Program
Introduction to the comprehensive 16-hour intensive theft awareness program.
Comprehensive Legal Framework & Case Studies
Extended legal coverage with real-world case study analysis.
Module 1 Quiz: Comprehensive Legal Framework
Test your extensive understanding of theft law and case applications.
Comprehensive Psychology of Stealing
Extended exploration of motivations, addiction patterns, and case-based distortion analysis.
Complete Psychology Workbook with Extended Case Studies
Comprehensive practice materials with multiple detailed case studies.
Module 2 Quiz: Comprehensive Psychology
Test your extensive understanding of theft psychology and case applications.
Mastery-Level Impulse Control
Advanced neuroscience-based impulse control training with extended practice scenarios.
Mastery-Level Impulse Control Workbook
Extended practice scenarios and pre-commitment strategy planning.
Module 3 Quiz: Mastery-Level Impulse Control
Test your comprehensive understanding of advanced impulse control strategies.
Complete Economic Responsibility System
Comprehensive financial literacy, budgeting mastery, and building lasting financial stability.
Complete Financial Stability Workbook
Comprehensive budgeting, debt management, and resource navigation guide.
Module 4 Quiz: Complete Economic Responsibility
Test your comprehensive understanding of financial stability strategies.
Comprehensive Long-Term Consequences
Extended examination of theft's total impact including career, family, and community effects.
Complete Impact Analysis Workbook
Comprehensive worksheet examining all dimensions of theft's consequences.
Module 5 Quiz: Comprehensive Long-Term Consequences
Test your extensive understanding of theft's full impact.
Complete Relapse Prevention & Lifetime Success System
Comprehensive final module building your complete sustainable behavior change system.
Your Complete Lifetime Success Plan
Comprehensive integration document combining all course material into one action plan.
Module 6 Quiz: Lifetime Success System
Test your comprehensive understanding of long-term maintenance strategies.
Restorative Justice: Understanding Harm and Repair
Explore the restorative justice framework and what genuine accountability for theft looks like.
Check-In: Restorative Justice: Understanding Harm and Repair
Quick check on restorative justice concepts and accountability.
Employment Reintegration: Ban the Box and Rebuilding Your Career
Understand Ban the Box policy, the mixed research behind it, and practical strategies for rebuilding a career after a theft-related record.
Check-In: Employment Reintegration: Ban the Box and Rebuilding Your Career
Quick check on Ban the Box policy and reintegration strategies.
Thinking for a Change: Cognitive Distortions and Decision-Making
Learn the thinking-error framework used in evidence-based correctional programs to understand the thoughts that precede theft.
Check-In: Thinking for a Change: Cognitive Distortions and Decision-Making
Quick check on cognitive distortions and the thinking-error framework.
Financial Literacy and Building Sustainable Money Habits
Build practical money-management skills that reduce the financial pressure and impulsivity that often precede theft.
Check-In: Financial Literacy and Building Sustainable Money Habits
Quick check on budgeting, emergency funds, and avoiding predatory lending.
Kleptomania Versus Habitual Theft: The Clinical Distinction
Understand the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for kleptomania, how it differs from habitual theft, and the treatment research behind it.
Check-In: Kleptomania Versus Habitual Theft
Quick check on the DSM-5 criteria for kleptomania and treatment research.
The Neuroscience of Habit: Cue, Routine, Reward
Learn the habit loop framework and the neuroscience of how repeated behaviors become automatic, and how to interrupt that cycle.
Check-In: The Neuroscience of Habit
Quick check on the habit loop framework and the golden rule of habit change.
Shame Resilience: Guilt Versus Shame in Lasting Change
Learn researcher Brene Brown distinction between guilt and shame, and why that distinction matters directly for avoiding relapse.
Check-In: Shame Resilience
Quick check on the guilt versus shame distinction and its role in lasting change.
Scarcity Mindset: How Financial Pressure Narrows Decision-Making
Explore research on how scarcity itself changes cognitive functioning and increases impulsive decisions, independent of a person character.
Check-In: Scarcity Mindset
Quick check on scarcity research and its effect on decision-making.
Relapse Prevention and the Abstinence Violation Effect
Learn Marlatt and Gordon relapse prevention model and how to respond to a setback without letting it become a full relapse.
Check-In: Relapse Prevention and the Abstinence Violation Effect
Quick check on the Marlatt and Gordon relapse prevention model.
Victim Impact Panels: Deepening Restorative Practice
Learn how victim impact panels work in court systems and why hearing directly from those affected changes outcomes.
Check-In: Victim Impact Panels
Quick check on how victim impact panels work and why they are effective.
Understanding Loss Prevention: How Modern Retail Security Actually Works
Learn how modern retail loss prevention systems, exception-based reporting, and civil recovery statutes actually function.
Check-In: Understanding Loss Prevention
Quick check on modern retail loss prevention systems and civil recovery statutes.
The Bystander Effect and Diffusion of Responsibility
Learn the classic bystander effect research and how diffusion of responsibility can lower inhibition in crowded, anonymous settings.
Check-In: The Bystander Effect
Quick check on diffusion of responsibility and the bystander effect research.
Habit Reversal Training: A Structured Technique for Interrupting Patterns
Learn the evidence-based habit reversal training technique, originally developed by Azrin and Nunn, for interrupting an established behavior pattern.
Check-In: Habit Reversal Training
Quick check on the habit reversal training technique and its components.
The Just World Hypothesis: Understanding Victim-Blaming Thinking
Learn Melvin Lerner just world hypothesis and how it explains the victim-blaming thinking error covered earlier in this course.
Check-In: The Just World Hypothesis
Quick check on Lerner just world hypothesis and victim-blaming thinking.
Materialism and Well-Being: What Consumer Psychology Research Shows
Explore Tim Kasser research on materialistic values and well-being, and how acquisitive drives connect to theft motivation.
Check-In: Materialism and Well-Being
Quick check on Kasser research connecting materialistic values and wellbeing.
Gratitude and Contentment: Building a Buffer Against Acquisitive Urges
Learn Robert Emmons research on gratitude practices and how they measurably reduce materialistic focus and increase life satisfaction.
Check-In: Gratitude and Contentment
Quick check on Emmons gratitude research and its effect on materialistic focus.
Capstone: Your Complete Sixteen-Hour Integration Plan
A comprehensive written capstone synthesizing every topic in this intensive program into one long-term plan.
Final Examination
Comprehensive final exam covering all intensive program material. Score 70%+ to earn your certificate.
One-time payment, lifetime certificate
This course includes:
- 16 hours of content
- 52 learning modules
- Certificate of completion
- Court-approved curriculum
- 90-day access period
- 24/7 online access
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