Behind Bars Blueprint LLC

10/07/2026

“Make better choices” needs a next step.

NIC identifies problem-solving, self-control, and decision-making as key areas of cognitive-behavioral work in corrections.

Try a concrete discussion: What happened? What were you thinking? What choices did you have? What could you try next time?

B3’s Life Inside Prison workbook gives people a printed way to work through thinking and everyday choices, independently or with staff.
Explore the workbook: https://www.behindbarsblueprint.com

What do the people in your custody use to work through everyday decisions?

Source: National Institute of Corrections • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy topic resource
https://nicic.gov/resources/topics/cognitive-behavioral-therapy-cbt

At Behind Bars Blueprint, we understand that incarceration doesn't just affect the individual; it ripples out to families, communities, and loved ones. We know because we have walked the same road you now face.Our mission is to provide comprehensive support for individuals and their loved ones befor...

10/06/2026

What happens after the class, group, or chapel ends?

People still have everyday decisions to make inside custody. In my new B3 video, “What happens during the other 23 hours?”, I discuss why those hours deserve attention from the people supporting them.

Life Inside Prison is B3’s printed workbook for working through the practical realities of daily life inside custody, independently or with staff guidance.

Watch: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yMYVs5Stu6I
Explore the workbook: https://www.behindbarsblueprint.com

At Behind Bars Blueprint, we understand that incarceration doesn't just affect the individual; it ripples out to families, communities, and loved ones. We know because we have walked the same road you now face.Our mission is to provide comprehensive support for individuals and their loved ones befor...

10/06/2026

A resource list is only the beginning.

NIC’s transition-planning toolkit covers preparation in custody, discharge, and life after release.

Can the person name their next appointment, how they will get there, and whom to contact if the plan changes?

B3’s Returning Home workbook gives people a printed resource for practical release preparation and everyday life afterward.
Explore the workbook: https://www.behindbarsblueprint.com

Which step is hardest to make concrete for the people you serve?

Source: National Institute of Corrections • TJC Toolkit, Module 7
https://nicic.gov/resources/collection/transition-jail-community-tjc-toolkit/tjc-toolkit-module-seven

At Behind Bars Blueprint, we understand that incarceration doesn't just affect the individual; it ripples out to families, communities, and loved ones. We know because we have walked the same road you now face.Our mission is to provide comprehensive support for individuals and their loved ones befor...

09/02/2026

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