RESPECT, INTEGRITY AND NON-VIOLENCE
Behavioral Rehabilitation for Reintegration
THE REALITY
THERE'S ANOTHER WAY
THERE'S ANOTHER WAY
You've been aprehended. Court date looming. Criminal charges have been placed. Uncertain jail time. Your future is on the line. The system has you now. And you're left wondering: what now?
Before lifelong incarceration becomes your reality, know this: one mistake, or a pattern of them, doesn't have to define your future or lock you into t
You've been aprehended. Court date looming. Criminal charges have been placed. Uncertain jail time. Your future is on the line. The system has you now. And you're left wondering: what now?
Before lifelong incarceration becomes your reality, know this: one mistake, or a pattern of them, doesn't have to define your future or lock you into the system forever. Often, the behavior that landed you here isn't simply bad choices made in a vacuum. Trauma, substance abuse, unprocessed anger, family breakdown, survival mode reactions, or exposure to violence create automatic behaviors that you may not even understand yourself. Standard punishment approaches often fail because they don't address what's actually driving the behavior.
That's where real rehabilitation starts.
THERE'S ANOTHER WAY
THERE'S ANOTHER WAY
THERE'S ANOTHER WAY
The Forge is a structured, evidence-based rehabilitation program. It's not punishment, but a clinical intervention. Designed for individuals facing criminal charges or incarceration, the 12 to 36 week program combines Hypnotherapy, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and Behavioral Coaching to address the underlying drivers of criminal a
The Forge is a structured, evidence-based rehabilitation program. It's not punishment, but a clinical intervention. Designed for individuals facing criminal charges or incarceration, the 12 to 36 week program combines Hypnotherapy, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and Behavioral Coaching to address the underlying drivers of criminal and addictive behavior.
Led by Mark Wadie (NLP Practitioner, Hypnotherapist, and Coach Psychotherapist), The Forge helps you:
- Understand why you're making the choices that land you in trouble
- Break free from automatic behavioral patterns and trauma responses
- Build genuine emotional regulation and resilience
- Manage substance abuse and relapse triggers
- Reconnect with family and rebuild your potential
- Create lasting tools for staying out of the system
Courts recognize this work. It demonstrates genuine rehabilitation and commitment to change. It's evidence that you're serious about a different future.
WHY THE FORGE WORKS
THERE'S ANOTHER WAY
WHY THE FORGE WORKS
Neuroscience shows us that traumatic experiences, unprocessed emotions, and ingrained neural patterns drive automatic responses that willpower and consequences alone won't shift. The Forge works directly with these subconscious patterns, creating measurable improvements in behavioral regulation, emotional management, and genuine insight
Neuroscience shows us that traumatic experiences, unprocessed emotions, and ingrained neural patterns drive automatic responses that willpower and consequences alone won't shift. The Forge works directly with these subconscious patterns, creating measurable improvements in behavioral regulation, emotional management, and genuine insight into what needs to change.
For the Court
Incarceration alone doesn't rehabilitate. The Forge provides a structured clinical alternative that demonstrates genuine rehabilitation and commitment to change. It's evidence-based intervention that reduces recidivism and addresses the actual drivers of criminal behavior.
For You
You deserve a real chance, not just punishment, but actual support to turn your life around. Before ongoing jail time becomes your reality, explore an alternative that gives you genuine tools, professional help, and a pathway to staying out of the system for good.
For Your Family
Your loved ones don't want to see you in prison. They want to see you change.
Forging an Alternative Path
PROGRAM OUTLINE
STEP 1: ASSESS
Comprehensive intake assessment to understand your triggers, patterns, and exactly what support you need. An evaluation report can be provided if needed for the court to provide program suitability and treatment reccomendations.
STEP 2: TRANSFORM
12-36 weeks of intensive online psychotherapy through three structured phases of rehabilitation:
Foundation: Laying the Groundwork - You'll work with Mark Wadie to understand what's really driving your behavior. Including the trauma, patterns, and automatic responses that got you here. We identify your specific triggers and break down the cycles you're caught in. Specialist sessions with our Senior Drug and Alcohol Counsellor and Mark (a certified "Stop it at the Start" practitioner) address substance abuse and family/violence patterns directly.
Momentum: Strengthening Your Commitment - Using NLP, hypnotherapy, and behavioral coaching, you'll practice new skills and learn to manage your triggers. Whether that's substance cravings, anger, family conflict, or survival mode reactions. You'll test your new responses in real situations, building evidence that you can do this differently. Sessions focus on harm minimization and behavioral shifts using evidence-based interventions.
Integration: Creating Lasting Change - You'll consolidate your progress, address any remaining challenges, and prepare for reintegration into the community. This phase builds lasting resilience and creates a concrete plan that keeps you accountable and out of the system.
STEP 3: RETURN
Your progress report becomes the evidence courts need for rehabilitation, as tangible proof of genuine change and commitment to a crime-free future. We provide ongoing momentum sessions and accountability support to keep you moving forward post-program.
PROGRAM GOALS
Understand Yourself: Know what's really driving your behavior: the triggers, patterns, and beliefs that keep you stuck.
Manage Your Emotions: Learn to handle anger, stress, and pressure without exploding, hurting people, or reaching for drugs or alcohol.
Own Your Choices: Stop blaming others. Take responsibility and build the skills to make different decisions going forward.
Shift Your Mindset: Move from reactive and negative to proactive and resilient. Stop expecting the worst and start building something better.
Handle Stress Without Relapsing: Get real tools for high-pressure moments so you can stay clean and stay focused.
Break Bad Habits, Build Good Ones: Ditch the patterns that destroy your life and replace them with routines that actually work for you.
Find Your Purpose: Discover what you're actually about. Your values, your passions, your why—and build a life around that, not your past.
Client Progress Report
The Client Progress Report provides a comprehensive assessment of the individual’s journey throughout the program. This detailed report highlights the key milestones, achievements, and behavioural changes that have occurred throughout the program.
- Personal Development Overview: A summary of the client’s growth, including improvements in emotional regulation, mindset, accountability, and self-awareness.
- Behavioural Change Analysis: An assessment of the specific behaviours that have shifted during the program, including reduced recidivism risks, enhanced emotional intelligence, and the development of healthier coping mechanisms.
- Progress Toward Program Goals: A detailed look at how well the client has met the individualized goals set at the start of the program, such as overcoming negative habits, reducing stress, and forming positive routines.
- Session-by-Session Summary: A review of key takeaways, breakthroughs, and areas of focus from each coaching session, providing a clear timeline of the client’s development.
- Future Recommendations: Actionable recommendations for continued growth and strategies to maintain long-term success.
This Client Progress Report is not only a reflection of the client’s personal growth but also a valuable document that can be utilized in legal proceedings. It serves as tangible evidence of the client's commitment to rehabilitation and positive change, demonstrating the efforts made to address underlying behavioural issues and the progress achieved through structured intervention. As such, it can be presented in court as part of a case for reduced sentencing, parole hearings, or to show compliance with court-mandated programs.