If you have been court ordered and need more information about Anger Management you may contact the Anger Management Center of the Permian Basin at 432-978-6995 or 432-349-1842.
The anger management course is designed to demonstrate the importance of understanding an individuals anger as the underlying and active factor in their anti-social and battering behavior. This course will also examine the underlying issues of power and control which fuels the offender's impulsive and historical explosive anger.
If you have been court ordered and need more information about the Project ADAM program you may contact Safe Place of the Permian Basin at 432-522-2700.
Project ADAM is a battered intervention program. This intervention program for persons who batter, uses a curriculum which meets the guidelines of the Texas Council on Family Violence. Batterers learn to eliminate the use of abusive power and control against their partners and base the relationship on equality and respect. Project ADAM participants pay a fee based on income.
You may contact Jackie Erwin in Monahans at 432-943-7396 or in Pecos at 432-287-0224. You may also contact Jackie by email at jerwin@143cscd.com
To record completed community service hours use this form and turn it in to your Community Supervision Officer at your next report date.
To request Mental Health Services or to access Mental Health Crisis Services Call
1-800-375-4357
For local AA/NA group information contact your officer.
Our Substance Abuse Counseling Program benefits the jurisdiction by providing rehabilitative services to the offenders in the area of alcohol and chemical dependency. Offenders placed on probation with alcohol or drug issues can be ordered by the court to attend and complete a substance abuse program. With twenty one years of Our counselor, Jackie Erwin, will provide the best service possible to individuals on probation battling substance issues.
Community service provides the offender with opportunities to become active in the community and positive contributors to society. Most offenders placed on probation will be court ordered to work community service hours. All community service hours accepted by this department must be worked/donated through a non-profit organization. Contact your Community Supervision Officer if you have questions about community service.