Self-Exploration: The course encourages introspection and self-reflection in exploring the meaning of humanity and the importance of human connection.
Bias and Prejudice Awareness: The course addresses bias and prejudice, and the ways in which they disconnect us.
Mistreatment: Through real-life examples, the course highlights the impact of prejudice on relationships and the importance of acknowledging harm caused, even if unintended.
Empathy Development: The course focuses on developing empathy as a skill, recognizing its significance in fostering meaningful connections with others.
Personal Responsibility: Successful students understand the significance of personal responsibility in developing high levels of humanity, empathy, and community building.
Community Building: The course defines community building as an intentional and focused effort, promoting connection through recognizing biases, developing empathy, embracing differences, and serving others.
Certificate of Completion
Author and Publisher: ACCI Lifeskills
Format: eLearning and Printed Workbook
Scientific Model: Cognitive Restructuring
Self-Directed
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Student does most of the course work independently with a parent or mentor.
Group
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To be completed at school in a group format with a facilitator
Hybrid
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A combination of self directed learning and group instruction
Blended Learning
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A combination of online and offline curriculum.
Our team is ready to show you howLifeskills Link can make an impact.
Our unique and proprietary blend of cognitive lifeskills courses and programs help millions of justice-involved people overcome self-defeating thoughts and behaviors.
Each person's values are acquired from birth and throughout their childhood. A person's values are stored in the sub-conscious mind which does not differentiate between prosocial or antisocial values.
A person's attitudes are also stored in the sub-conscious mind and together with their Values and Beliefs form the VAB (Values, Attitudes, and Beliefs) which inform a person's conscious thoughts.
A person's beliefs can also be identified along a continuum — from prosocial beliefs to antisocial beliefs. The extent to which a person has antisocial values, attitudes, or beliefs informs their level of risk and corresponding rehabilitation.
A person's conscious thoughts are always streaming from the sub-conscious mind. If a person is unaware of their sub-conscious programming it can unknowingly affect their behavior and life experiences.
A person's behavior is a manifestation of their sub-conscious programming. Behavior does not improve by focusing only on one's behavior — a person must understand their sub-conscious programming and take steps to improve their values, attitudes, and beliefs.
A person's overall quality of life largely depends on the quality of their sub-conscious programming.
This course is available in the following languages and formats.
Currently available in English only.
Currently available in English only.
