- One-on-one interaction in group setting, or private, addressing potential mood swings and mental changes that will occur in his/her disposition while experiencing Life in Federal Prison.
- Brief the immediate family of judicial processes and prison policies.
- Counsel loved ones with the emotional and psychological trauma related to arrest, prosecution and incarceration.
- Encourage proactive efforts to seek judicial, administrative, and political support.
- One-on-One interaction in group or private settings addressing suggestions and preparations for loved one's return home and re-entry into society.
Keep relatives apprised of
client's current custody
status, along with pro-active
steps in which he/she can
gain a lower custody status.
client's current custody
status, along with pro-active
steps in which he/she can
gain a lower custody status.
mailing regulations and
restrictions.
members to register with
Various Prison Support
Groups and Publications
- Describe first-hand the prison setting, inmate etiquette and expectations of client's incarceration in Day to Day Prison Life.
- Explain prison telephone system rules, regulations and restrictions.
- Explain what expectations the client should have while incarcerated and ways to accommodate his/her individual needs.
- Point out, explain and out line Various Education, Career and Financial Resources available.