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Footsteps

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

Court and referred services

Footsteps provides structured educational programs designed to support common educational requirements described in referrals and orders — and helps participants identify the service their paperwork describes.

Programs

Structured programs and next steps

Programs are educational and are not psychotherapy. Your court, probation department, or referral source determines whether a program satisfies your requirement.

Referral Entry

Begin with whatever your referral, order, probation department, attorney, agency, or other referral source told you — even if it's incomplete.

How Referrals Work

A step-by-step view from referral through participation and completion documentation.

Anger Management

Structured education on triggers, emotional regulation, and communication skills.

Parenting Education

Structured education on consistency, boundaries, de-escalation, and communication.

Court & probation referrals

Not sure what your order requires?

We'll help you identify the appropriate next step. Start with whatever information you received from the court, probation department, or referring organization — even if it's incomplete.

Start referral entry

If you don't know what's required

Bring what you have. We'll help you identify what is described in your referral or order and tell you if Footsteps offers a fitting program.

Participation and progress

Programs are structured into sequenced sessions so participation and progress can be tracked clearly throughout the program.

Completion documentation

Footsteps provides documentation of program participation and completion. Whether it satisfies your requirement is determined by your court or referral source.

Not sure what your order requires?

Send us what you know and our team will confirm what your requirement calls for before you start anything.

Footsteps is not a crisis service. If you are in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.

Footsteps does not claim universal court approval or guarantee that any program will satisfy a court, probation, or referral requirement. Acceptance and requirements are determined by the applicable court, probation department, agency, or referral source and may vary by jurisdiction.

Find the right place to start

Tell us what brings you here — a personal goal, a program requirement, a referral, or support you're looking for — and we'll help you find the right starting place.