This course covers strategies for working with juveniles in the justice system, focusing on youth diversion programming and related strategies, intervention, and support services. Students will learn about trauma-informed care and motivational interviewing to engage effectively with youth in crisis. Includes an introduction to common specialized laws and exploration of judicial issues relating to minors.
Outcomes
- Understand specialized laws related to juveniles in the justice system.
- Apply intervention and diversion strategies for juvenile offenders.
- Write objective reports for juvenile cases, meeting legal and ethical standards.
- Demonstrate trauma-informed care when working with youth in crisis.
- Identify support services available for at-risk youth.
Prerequisites
CSPS 101 Careers and Professional Pathways in Public Safety and Community Services and CSPS 102 Written Communication in Public Safety and Community Services
Crosslisted Courses
N/A CSPS 101 Careers and Professional Pathways in Public Safety and Community Services and CSPS 102 Written Communication in Public Safety and Community Services Fall, Spring
Campus
South
Area of Study
Career Education