WHAT IS THE JUVENILE FIRST OFFENDER PROGRAM?

A 5-week course utilizing our Project Positive curriculum. Minors can avoid entering the juvenile justice system by completing the course along with community service hours. Referrals come from the Richardson Police Department and other municipal courts. This program has a set fee.*

TOPICS COVERED:

• Emotional Intelligence

• How the brain reacts to stress, and real or perceived threats.

• Improving the ability to recognize and manage emotions

• Making better decisions

• Understanding the power of practicing gratitude

• Developing positive habits

COURSE FEE

$250 (Fee is non-refundable)

Richardson residents experiencing financial hardship may be able to participate at reduced cost. Please contact Lorjon Ali (contact info below) to discuss options.

We accept weekly payments, but the course fee must be paid in full by the last class.
Accepted forms of payment: Credit card or check. Payments can be made online or by phone.

FAQs

How do I enroll?

Email Lorjon at lorjon@counselingplace.org or call 469-872-1211 to register for the course.

Where is the course held?

Our classes are currently being offered through one-on-one online or in-person sessions.

The Counseling Place Map
375 Municipal Drive, Suite 236
Richardson, Texas 75080

What else do I need to know?

Arrive a few minutes early! The Counseling Place is in an office suite inside the Richardson Medical Park building. The doors to the building lock in the evenings. If you are late to class, you will not be able to enter the building, and you will not be able to attend the class. We will not refund your money if you’re late or miss a class.

You can bring water but no other snacks or drinks.

Who tells the court I’ve completed the course?

You do. Upon completion of the course, you will receive a certificate. You’ll provide that to the court. If you lose your certificate, we charge $25 for the replacement.

Still have questions?

If you have other questions, call or email Lorjon Ali.