The RESET Program
The RESET Program
“Measuring Progress. Tracking Transformation. Building Futures.”
A proprietary participant assessment system that measures growth across the eight core areas of successful rehabilitation and reintegration — evaluating the whole person, not just compliance.
What It Is
Unlike traditional assessments that only track recidivism or rule-following, the RESET Impact Score™ evaluates who a participant is becoming — and tracks measurable change from program entry through graduation and beyond. It provides baseline assessment, individual growth tracking, program effectiveness measurement, outcome reporting, and grant and legislative reporting support.
Each participant scores every statement from 1 (Strongly Disagree) to 5 (Strongly Agree) across 8 domains of 5 questions each — for a maximum total of 200 points.
The Eight Domains
Each domain is worth 25 points. Together they paint a full picture of where a participant stands — and how far they've come.
Self-worth, self-awareness, confidence, and positive self-image.
Responsibility, ownership, personal discipline, and integrity.
Emotional regulation, stress management, trauma awareness, and resilience.
Workforce preparation, professional habits, and job confidence.
Budgeting, financial planning, saving habits, and money management.
Release planning, housing readiness, resource awareness, and transition confidence.
Social support, community connection, positive relationships, and civic responsibility.
Goal setting, vision planning, motivation, purpose, and long-term thinking.
The Growth Index™
The most powerful feature of RESET is tracking transformation across six assessment points — from intake all the way through one year post-release.
This becomes a measurable outcome for reports, grants, legislators, correctional administrators, and funding agencies.
RESET Transformation Index™
In addition to the Impact Score, every participant receives a Transformation Index that tells them exactly where they stand and what comes next.
RESET Success Benchmark™
A participant is considered a RESET Success Benchmark Graduate when all of the following are met.
The participant finished the entire 8-week curriculum, attending every weekly session structure in order:
Covering all 8 weekly themes: Identity & Accountability, Mindset & Decision-Making, Emotional Wellness, Healthy Relationships, Employment Readiness, Financial Literacy, Reintegration & Support, and Future Planning.
The Impact Score™ is scored 0–200 across 8 domains of 5 questions each. A score of 150 or higher places a participant in the Transformation Level — the threshold for strong reintegration readiness:
Try the "See How You Score" self-check above to see how this scale works.
Facilitators document attendance after every session because each week builds on the last — missing too many sessions means missing core skill-building (e.g. you can't practice healthy communication in Week 4 if you missed the foundational accountability work in Week 1).
80% attendance means a participant was present for at least 6 to 7 of the 8 weekly sessions.
Every week, participants set one SMART goal — a goal built from five specific parts so progress is concrete and trackable, not just a vague intention.
Built during Week 7 and Week 8, this is the participant's written roadmap for life after release:
Facilitators document each participant's progress throughout the program and base their evaluation on:
A "positive" evaluation means the facilitator has observed real growth across these areas, not just attendance.
The RESET Impact Score™ turns your personal growth into measurable, documented progress.
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