Wrong to Strong | JC
The foundation of the Wrong to Strong system.
USP MAX is a free, structured mindset program designed to introduce discipline, accountability, and purpose—inside and outside the walls. This program is available to inmates and their families, making it one of the effective family preparation programs. It is utilized inside prisons and in reentry settings to support inmate reentry. Participants can choose from self-guided or coach-supported options, all built from lived experience to enhance mental health support.
PREPARE & PROTECT The 90 Days Before Release
A family-focused preparation program designed to stabilize expectations, boundaries, and plans before the release of an inmate. This program is built to facilitate family readiness and communication, boundary setting, and realistic expectations while planning for reentry together. It serves families with a loved one nearing release and inmates preparing to return home, providing essential mental health support throughout the process.
RELEASE & REFORM The Critical First 90
A guided 90-day inmate reentry program focused on the most dangerous window after release—when freedom shows up before structure. This program is designed to assist with daily structure after release, accountability and routine, and avoiding early reentry mistakes, all while providing essential mental health support to individuals during this critical transition. Additionally, it aims to help in rebuilding decision-making skills.
Who it’s for:
Individuals recently released
Families supporting someone post-release through family preparation programs.
OFFICER RESILIENT PROGRAM
STRUCTURE FOR THOSE WHO HOLD THE LINE
Law enforcement doesn’t break from weakness. It breaks from unprocessed pressure, chronic exposure, and lack of structure outside the uniform. The Officer Resilient Program exists to restore order — mentally, physically, and operationally — for those who operate in chaos every day, much like the challenges faced in family preparation programs for those transitioning back into society.
This is not counseling. This is not a motivational seminar. This is resilience built through discipline, structure, and lived experience, providing essential mental health support for officers who navigate the complexities of inmate reentry and daily stressors.