do inmates need counseling to transition out?
do inmates need counseling to transition out
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Most inmates that do more than a year need some sort of reentry and rehabilitation counseling.
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Most inmates that do more than a year need some sort of reentry and rehabilitation counseling. These programs that are usually offered immediately before release or at the halfway house level and provide a safe, structured, supervised environment, as well as employment counseling, job placement, financial management assistance, and other services to help individuals rebuild their ties to the community for a successful transition.
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Accepted Answer Date Created: April 23,2016
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Last reviewed April 2016.