The RESET Program
“You are not your past!”
RESET isn't only for people still inside — it's also for people who have already come home and are ready for a reset. The Post-Release Program is a completely separate curriculum, written for life after release: rebuilding identity, relationships, employment, finances, and purpose in the real world, not behind a facility wall.
A Second RESET Track
The RESET Facility Edition prepares participants before release. The RESET Post-Release Program is a separate, purpose-built 8-week workbook for people who are already back in the community and need structured support to stay on track.
Who It's For
The Post-Release Program serves anyone navigating life after incarceration or justice involvement — not just recent releases.
People recently released and adjusting to life back in the community.
Individuals working through supervision while rebuilding stability.
Participants in halfway houses or transitional housing programs.
People focused on employment and financial independence after release.
Individuals balancing reentry with substance abuse recovery.
Justice-involved individuals at any stage who want structured personal development.
How It Works
Just like the Facility Edition, the Post-Release Program runs on a three-day-a-week rhythm — but every session, worksheet, and goal is written for life after release.
Introduces the week's theme with reflection prompts and honest self-assessment.
Goes deeper with skill-building exercises — accountability charts, decision trees, budgets, support mapping.
Closes the week with planning and commitment — a SMART goal, action steps, and accountability check-ins.
Side by Side
Both tracks cover the same 8 themes in the same order — but every exercise underneath is written for a completely different reality. The Facility Edition prepares someone before release; the Post-Release Program meets someone already living it.
The Curriculum
Click any week to see its Monday / Wednesday / Friday sessions.
Participants separate their identity from their past mistakes and begin building accountability.
Replacing destructive thinking patterns with healthier mental habits and better decision-making.
Building emotional awareness and healthier coping skills around unresolved pain.
Recognizing relationship patterns, improving communication, and rebuilding trust.
Professionalism, interview readiness, and career planning for long-term employment.
Budgeting, saving, and building a realistic plan for financial stability.
Identifying healthy support systems and creating a realistic reintegration plan.
Defining personal purpose, setting long-term goals, and reflecting on the growth achieved.
Arron Pinkney — Founder of the RESET Program
"I, as a former inmate who served 8½ years, know exactly where you have been and the transition that lies ahead. Your past may explain part of your story, but it does not have to determine your future. This program is not about perfection. It is about progress."
Whether you were released last month or several years ago, the Post-Release Program gives you a structured path forward — built by someone who's walked it.
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