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At The Bravery Initiative, our evaluation services form the cornerstone of effective, individualized treatment planning and community safety. We specialize in post-sentence domestic violence evaluations, pre-plea and post-sentence sexual offense-specific assessments, child contact screens, and mental health evaluations tailored for LGBTQIA individuals, women, and men. Our approach is firmly grounded in evidence-based practices, culturally responsive care, and trauma-informed principles, ensuring transparency and accountability throughout the process.

Our evaluations align with the standards set forth by the Sex Offender Management Board (SOMB) and the Domestic Violence Offender Management Board (DVOMB), facilitating compliance and supporting collaborative supervision efforts. We utilize comprehensive risk assessments, including but not limited to SOTIPS, Static-99R, Stable-2007, VASOR, and CPORT, alongside mental health, trauma, substance use, and technology risk screenings to provide a holistic understanding of each client’s needs.

The evaluation process begins with a thorough intake that integrates collateral information from probation, parole, court records, and victim input where appropriate. This informs initial treatment recommendations based on offense characteristics and risk levels. Our ongoing evaluation framework includes regular treatment plan reviews, polygraph oversight as per SOMB guidelines, monthly multidisciplinary team staffing, and quarterly re-assessments to ensure continuous monitoring and intervention adjustment.

Our SOMB-aligned psychosexual and risk assessments employ validated instruments and standardized protocols to evaluate sexual offense risk dynamically. We address cognitive distortions, offense patterns, victim impact, and relapse prevention with qualified clinicians dedicated to integrating assessment findings into effective treatment and supervision plans.

For domestic violence cases, our DVOMB-aligned assessments focus on criminogenic needs such as antisocial attitudes, emotional regulation, relationship skills, substance use, and trauma history. Our tailored approach considers client readiness for change, cultural identity, and trauma backgrounds to optimize intervention responsivity.

At The Bravery Initiative, our commitment is to provide thorough, evidence-based evaluations that support safety, accountability, and healing within the community. Let us partner with you to ensure informed decision-making and effective risk management in every case.

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The Bravery Initiative offers holistic, trauma-informed mental health services tailored to the unique needs of LGBTQIA individuals, women, and men. Our clinical approach integrates diverse therapeutic modalities—including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Feminist Therapy, Mindfulness and Body-Oriented Therapy, and Restorative Justice-informed practices—to support emotional regulation, trauma recovery, identity affirmation, and personal empowerment. We recognize the profound impact of systemic oppression, implicit gender bias, and cultural identity on mental health, and strive to create an inclusive, affirming space that acknowledges diverse lived experiences. Our programs incorporate evidence-based skill-building in emotional awareness, self-regulation, communication, and relational dynamics, emphasizing strengths-based and liberation-focused frameworks. Through individual and group therapies, clients enhance resilience, develop self-compassion, and cultivate meaningful connections, fostering healing and growth within a supportive community context.

At The Bravery Initiative, our Domestic Violence Treatment program is trauma-informed, and culturally responsive intervention designed to meet DVOMB standards and Colorado regulations. Serving adults engaged with probation, parole, community corrections, courts, and private counsel, our program empowers clients to break the cycle of abuse through evidence-based treatment grounded in the Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR) model. We emphasize accountability, victim impact awareness, emotional regulation, and the development of healthy relationship skills, including boundary setting, communication, and conflict resolution. Our curriculum integrates key competencies such as understanding power and control dynamics, cognitive restructuring of distorted thinking, and safety planning. Through individual and group therapy, supplemented by experiential exercises like victim empathy workshops and art therapy, clients develop the skills necessary to foster respect, restore accountability, and promote community safety. Collaboration with MTT ensures transparency and continuity of care, supporting lasting behavioral change and safer relationships.

Our Sexual Offense-Specific Treatment at The Bravery Initiative is a SOMB-compliant, evidence-based program designed to support adults involved with the justice system in achieving accountability and sustained behavioral change. Grounded in the Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR) and Good Lives models, treatment addresses offense chains, cognitive distortions, relapse prevention, and healthy sexuality within a trauma-informed and culturally responsive framework. Clients engage in comprehensive sexual history disclosure, polygraph examinations, and structured curricula emphasizing victim impact empathy, boundary setting, emotional management, and prosocial lifestyle development. Our clinicians utilize validated risk assessment tools such as Static-99R and Stable-2007, integrating dynamic risk factors with individualized treatment planning. Through a combination of group and individual therapy, including reflective exercises, art therapy, and motivational skill-building, clients develop insight into offense patterns, challenge entitlement and objectification, and cultivate skills for emotional regulation and healthy relationships. Active collaboration with supervision teams and community stakeholders ensures transparency, accountability, and enhanced community safety.

We offer in-person and virtual training services designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of treatment providers and probation/parole officers working with individuals involved in domestic violence and sexual offense cases. Our training curriculum integrates the latest evidence-based practices, including trauma-informed care, risk assessment, safety planning, and culturally responsive approaches that address the unique needs of diverse populations. By equipping professionals with specialized tools and insights, we foster collaboration, improve client outcomes, and promote community safety through informed, accountable, and effective intervention strategies.