Classes
Sometimes it may benefit you, or your case, to take a class. In these instances, you will take the class while your case is still pending and you are on bond. Unless ordered by the judge, taking a class while on bond is not mandatory. If you are on probation, the Tarrant County Community Supervision and Corrections Department (CSCD) will require you to take the applicable course.
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Below are links to agencies that offer approved courses. Each course is offered by several providers. Many providers have multiple locations. Should you choose to take a course, or should you be required to do so, it is recommended you take the course offered by the provider closest to your residence.
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If you are on bond, bring your certificate of completion to the office when you have completed the course.
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Anger Management Program
If you are charged with assault, you may be asked to complete an anger management program. If you are on probation for an assault case, AMP will be a condition of your probation. If you are on bond, it may be beneficial for you to take an anger control class as part of the plea negotiations. Tarrant County CSCD requires all Anger Management Program (AMP) courses meet the following requirements:
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The course must be 18 hours of total counseling, comprising of 16 hours in a group session, 1-hour intake, and 1-hour exit sessions
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Group sessions must be 2 hours each
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Group sessions may meet once or twice weekly, for a total of four weeks or eight weeks
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Male and female participants must be in separate classes
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Below is a list of agencies that offer the Anger Management Program.
A.L. Turner Academic Intervention 817-773-4132
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Addictive Behavior Counseling 817-228-6261
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Addictive Disease Education and Counseling 817-558-9073
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Bee Services, Inc. 682-438-8665 or 214-458-5000
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Center for Therapeutic Change 817-446-9770 or 817-548-9990
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MHMR of Tarrant County – Addiction Recovery Center 817-569-5750
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Opportunities Counseling Center 817-360-2983 or 214-708-7779
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Semillas 817-731-7107
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Towards Healing 817-274-8272
Batterer’s Intervention and Prevention Program (BIPP)
If you are charged with a family violence offense, you may be asked to take the BIPP course. Typically, the BIPP course is 36 hours or 18 weeks. If you are on probation, you will be required to complete the “long” BIPP course. In some instances, while you are on bond, you may be able to take the “short” BIPP course as part of the plea negotiations. The “short” course is 8 weeks, plus intake. If you are on bond, bring your certificate of completion to the office when you have completed the course.
Below is a list of agencies that offer the approved (“long”) BIPP course
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Center for Therapeutic Change 817-446-9770 or 817-548-9990
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Opportunities Counseling Center 817-360-2983 or 214-708-7779
The “short” BIPP course is offered by Fort Worth Brief Therapy: 817-914-2267
Texas Drug Offender Education Program (TXDOEP)
If you are charged with possession of marijuana, a controlled substance or a dangerous drug, you may be asked to take the TXDOEP course. This is a 15-hour course that is taught in a five-part program. If your case is pending, and you are on bond, you may be asked to complete the TXDOEP class as part of the plea negotiations. If you are on probation, completing this course will be required as a condition of probation. If you were convicted of a drug-related offense, your Texas driver’s license will be suspended for a minimum of 6 months. This suspension will become an indefinite suspension unless and until you complete the TXDOEP course. If you are on bond, bring your certificate of completion to the office when you have completed the course.
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Below is a list of agencies that offer the TXDOEP course:
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A Chance for Change 817-689-3510
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A.L. Turner Academic Intervention 817-773-4132
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Addictive Behavior Counseling 817-228-6261
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Bee Services, Inc. 682-438-8665 or 214-458-5000
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Center for Therapeutic Change 817-446-9770 or 817-548-9990
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On the Road Again 214-995-3222
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Substance Abuse Guidance & Education 817-238-9911 or 817-598-9196
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The Symposium 972-732-1917
Theft Intervention Program (TIP)
If you are charged with possession of marijuana, a controlled substance or a dangerous drug, you may be asked to take the TXDOEP course. This is a 15-hour course that is taught in a five-part program. If your case is pending, and you are on bond, you may be asked to complete the TXDOEP class as part of the plea negotiations. If you are on probation, completing this course will be required as a condition of probation. If you were convicted of a drug-related offense, your Texas driver’s license will be suspended for a minimum of 6 months. This suspension will become an indefinite suspension unless and until you complete the TXDOEP course. If you are on bond, bring your certificate of completion to the office when you have completed the course.
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Below is a list of agencies that offer the TXDOEP course:
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A Chance for Change 817-689-3510
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A.L. Turner Academic Intervention 817-773-4132
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Addictive Behavior Counseling 817-228-6261
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Bee Services, Inc. 682-438-8665 or 214-458-5000
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Center for Therapeutic Change 817-446-9770 or 817-548-9990
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On the Road Again 214-995-3222
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Substance Abuse Guidance & Education 817-238-9911 or 817-598-9196
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The Symposium 972-732-1917

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