Therapeutic Justice Institute
WELCOME
Welcome to the Therapeutic Justice Institute, offering innovative disruptive addiction treatment education and consultation.
Our focus is on best practices that can make a real difference, and we are here to help you navigate the complexities of addiction treatment.
Your journey towards better outcomes starts with us!
Our Services
Kenneth Osborne - TJI CEO
Kenneth L. Osborne has been at the forefront of many corrections and treatment services change efforts.
Mr. Osborne is an author, consultant, and subject matter expert in addiction treatment/behavioral health and corrections administration. He has worked in these professional arenas for more than 30 years.
Mr. Osborne is well known as a "master trainer." His "down-to-earth" and "get to the heart of the matter" training approach is something his audiences enjoy. Mr. Osborne has presented on a variety of topics over the years that have included:
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The impact of a father's absence as an ACEs issue in SUD treatment
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Working with treatment and problem-solving courts
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DEI and Cultural Humility
Learn the key principles of the ASAM 4th Edition criteria
Offering ASAM Trainings Virtual and Live
Our international training, consulting, and technical assistance services can help transform your organization into a "mission-ready" entity capable of meeting today's treatment challenges.
TJI offers the American Society of Addiction Medicine's 3rd and 4th edition Criteria Certification Training via live and Virtual Training for Continuing Education credit, helping you stay compliant and at the forefront of the Evolution of Addiction Treatment.
Evidence Based
Therapeutic Justice Institute Training utilizes evidence-based education methodologies that enhance professionals like you understanding of addiction as a treatable medical condition through education and technical assistance.
This results in improved treatment outcomes, stronger multidisciplinary teams, decreased recidivism, and support for building safer custody facilities and healthier communities.
Harm Reduction versus Abstinence in Drug Courts
In the world of Therapeutic Justice, the shift from a purely punitive model to a Harm and Risk Reduction framework is the single most effective way to break the cycle of recidivism. For justice-involved individuals, this isn't just a clinical preference—it is a matter of public safety and life or death.
As a professional working within the justice system, your approach to harm reduction must be compliant, evidence-based, and compassionate.
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"Recovery Court Bench Book: Harm Reduction
Integrating Harm Reduction into Abstinence-Based Frameworks
Therapeutic Justice Institute Training utilizes evidence-based education methodologies that enhance professionals like you's understanding of addiction as a treatable medical condition through education and technical assistance.
This results in improved treatment outcomes, stronger multidisciplinary teams, decreased recidivism, and support for building safer custody facilities and healthier communities.
At the heart of our mission is a profound belief that recovery is not just about overcoming the past and building a purposeful, empowered future. Drawing on years of experience leading within the justice system, our approach to Recovery-Oriented Care recognizes that true healing happens when we address the whole person, not just the symptoms.
By integrating Therapeutic Jurisprudence with evidence-based harm reduction strategies, we bridge the gap between clinical needs and social stability.
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Bridging the Gap: Community-Based Care for Justice-Involved Recovery
For justice-involved individuals, the transition from institutional settings back to the community is a critical juncture that demands a shift from punitive measures to evidence-based, supportive frameworks. Our community-based approach prioritizes Community Mental Health, Integrated Care to address the co-occurring needs vital for success, and Mental Health Support Services to provide ongoing care in your local community community
Get in Touch
Therapeutic Justice Institute
NAADAC provider #249706
708-527-4282
