Evidence-based accountability and prevention for adults and adolescents.
We provide accountability training and prevention programs for adults and adolescents—anger awareness, victim awareness, domestic violence intervention, and related judicial courses—with measurable outcomes and coordinated reporting.
AATPP delivers Accountability Training and Prevention Programs that are evidence-based, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive. Through clear expectations, verified practice, and respectful coaching, we equip participants to regulate emotions, repair harm, and make pro-social decisions. We partner with courts, schools, and community agencies, provide court-aligned reporting, and use data to track outcomes and improve quality. Our commitment is simple: practical tools today, safer families and neighborhoods tomorrow.
Clear expectations, verified practice, and transparent progress reporting.
De‑escalation, decision‑making, and protective factors to prevent future harm.
Two coordinated tracks. Same standards.
Court-aligned accountability training with restorative options and practical skills for daily life.
Age-appropriate, trauma-informed programming with school & probation coordination.
When you enroll, you get access to complete all the courses, not just one.
CBT-based skills to recognize triggers, reduce arousal, challenge thinking errors, and practice de-escalation and alternatives; includes personal action plan and homework.
Examines harm, ripple effects, and restitution; builds empathy and accountability using impact statements, community perspectives, and restorative options where appropriate.
Personal and civic responsibility, decision-making frameworks, consequences and restitution, workplace/professional ethics, and integrity in daily choices.
Practical communication tools: active listening, I-statements, boundary setting, problem-solving steps, and de-escalation strategies to resolve disputes safely.
Safe-driving principles, risk perception, common violations, speed/distance management, impairment/distraction awareness, and incident prevention best practices.
Defensive techniques for city/highway driving, hazard recognition, adverse weather/night driving, space and speed control, and emergency maneuvers.
Cognitive restructuring around entitlement/minimization, victim and community impact, decision-chains, refusal skills, and a concrete prevention plan.
Psychoeducation on substance effects, stages of change, triggers/cravings, harm-reduction and relapse-prevention skills, with referral pathways to treatment.
Addresses attendance barriers, routines, motivation, and supports; family engagement, school coordination, and a written attendance improvement plan.
We work with justice partners, schools, healthcare, and community organizations, as well as Community & Faith Partners and Parents & Guardians. Self-referrals are also accepted—individuals can enroll directly and begin right away.
Agencies may refer participants directly. Individuals may enroll in any course at any time—online, self-paced, and device-friendly. For questions or group placements, contact us:
Phone: (202) 400-2527
Address: 1717 N Street NW, Suite 1, Washington, DC 20036