Our Services

Post-Incarceration Syndrome (PICS™) Training is a dynamic, trauma-informed learning experience designed for education staff, families, and reentry professionals who support individuals returning from incarceration. This training provides a foundational understanding of how incarceration impacts the brain, behavior, identity, and trust, equipping participants with practical tools to better respond to common reentry challenges, while gaining insight into how these responses show up in classrooms, homes, and community settings. 

Post-Incarceration Syndrome (PICS™) Train-the-Trainer is an advanced, certification-based training designed for professionals ready to lead, teach, and implement PICS within their organizations and communities. This immersive experience goes beyond foundational knowledge, equipping participants with facilitation skills, structured curriculum, and implementation strategies to deliver PICS-informed training with fidelity. Participants will learn how to teach core PICS domain such as hyper-vigilance, institutional distrust, emotional restriction, and identity disruption—while guiding others through experiential exercises and real-world application. This training prepares you to become a certified PICS trainer, capable of expanding trauma-informed, public health-centered reentry practices across systems, teams, and communities.

Post-Incarceration Syndrome (PICS™) Licensing offers a unique opportunity for a single agency to become the certified provider of PICS training within its region or system. This model is designed for organizations ready to lead at a systems levelembedding trauma-informed, public health-centered reentry practices across staff, programs, and community partnerships. Through licensing, your agency receives exclusive rights to deliver PICS training, along with structured curriculum, implementation guidance, evaluation tools, and ongoing technical support to ensure fidelity and impact. This approach builds internal capacity, positions your organization as a leader in reentry innovation, and creates a sustainable pathway to scale healing-centered practices across the populations you serve.