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Common Pleas CourtDomestic Relations & Juvenile Divisions323 Columbus Avenue, Sandusky, Ohio 44870 Phone: (419) 627-7782 Fax: (419) 627-6600
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Thinking Errors Programs
JUVENILE THINKING
ERRORS
The Juvenile Thinking Errors Program was started in July 1997
with the purpose of introducing and exploring the concept of thinking
errors.
The intent of this program is to establish the individual as
being solely responsible for his/her decisions.
It identifies errors in thinking and suggests ways for the
participant to correct them.
It also discusses reasons why the participants might want to change
their way of thinking by talking about "who is being affected" and "in
what ways."
Participants are required to keep a journal from the beginning to
the end of the program. Each
session is a compilation of discussions, worksheets and videos.
The worksheets are used to make up the journal and the
participants are encouraged to keep and use the journal for future
reference.
Groups are conducted Monday through Thursday; times may vary.
Trained court staff facilitates each group.
The group is gender specific with an average of ten youth per
group. The participants are
referred through probation and the Court, with the probation staff
monitoring the participants' progress throughout the entire program. ADULT THINKING
ERRORS
The Adult Thinking Errors Program was developed in August 1998.
The program serves the parents of youth on probation or adults
are seen on a charge of contributing to the delinquency/unruliness of a
minor in Erie County Juvenile Court.
The Adult Thinking Errors Program addresses two needs.
The adults who have thinking errors are exposed to identifying
and correcting the errors.
The parents of youth exhibiting a pattern of thinking errors benefit
from learning about the problems.
Once a youth has completed the Thinking Errors Program, an informed
parent can reinforce the new behavior at home.
Adult Thinking Errors is offered several times a month at
different hours to accommodate most schedules.
The program is held at the Family Resource Center, 414 Superior
Street, Sandusky, Ohio.
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May 20, 2008