Online Supportive Education for At-Risk Youth
Equipping at-risk youth with tools and support to make positive choices, improve behavior, and prevent future involvement in crime, substance abuse, or violence through early intervention classes.
Equipping at-risk youth with tools and support to make positive choices, improve behavior, and prevent future involvement in crime, substance abuse, or violence through early intervention classes.
Equips individuals with tools to manage anger, regulate emotions, and resolve conflicts healthily.
This class supports mental well-being, reduces stigma, and fosters supportive communities to enhance family and individual resilience.
Addictive behaviors, from substance abuse to gaming, impact health, relationships, and quality of life.
Builds self-awareness and discipline to manage impulses, pause before acting, and make better decisions.
2-5 Hour Online Modules
Target: Youth struggling with controlling their emotions. Addresses challenging behaviors of youth prone to intense emotional reactions, defensiveness, or conflict in interpersonal relationships.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
An online accountability class for teens and juveniles that teaches young people to take responsibility for their actions and understand the consequences of their choices. Through self-reflection and honesty, participants learn how owning their decisions builds trust, improves relationships with family and peers, and supports positive change and personal growth.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
An online addictive behaviors class for pre-teens and teens, whether court-involved or simply looking for support. Young people learn how addictive behaviors, including substance use, vaping, gaming, gambling, internet and social media use, shopping and eating habits, affect their mental and physical health, relationships and quality of life, and how to make healthier choices.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
One drink can lead to choices that follow a young person for years. This skills-based class gives pre-teens and teens the facts about how alcohol affects a growing brain and body, and the real risks of underage drinking, from school discipline to legal trouble. They practice simple ways to say no and handle peer pressure with confidence.
8 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This in-depth, skills-based class helps pre-teens and teens understand why young people drink, how alcohol changes brain development, and how underage drinking can affect health, grades, family trust, friendships and their future. Through real-life scenarios, they practice decision-making, refusal skills and healthy ways to cope with stress, so they can make safe choices when it counts.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
A supportive online class for pre-teens and teens who have experienced abuse or neglect, whether court-involved or not. In a safe space, young people learn how past experiences affect them and build resilience, self-worth and healthy coping skills. They learn ways to manage trauma, form positive relationships and set goals for healing, growth and a hopeful future.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Setbacks don't have to define a young person's future. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens how to bounce back from tough situations, manage stress and make better decisions under pressure. They build emotional strength, learn to adapt to change, form healthier friendships and family relationships, and break negative cycles, all at their own pace.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module helps youth understand the risks and consequences of cannabis use while building skills to make healthy, informed choices. Participants will learn how cannabis can impact brain development, decision-making, and future goals, along with strategies to resist peer pressure.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module empowers youth to understand and navigate the challenges of living with a disability. Through practical strategies and self-reflection, youth will build confidence, develop coping skills, and learn how to advocate for themselves while recognizing their strengths and potential.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Knowing when to say no is a skill young people can learn. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens how to set personal boundaries and respect other people's with friends, family and dating partners, both in person and online. They practice assertive communication, build self-awareness and learn to recognize their own needs and limits to stay emotionally safe and avoid conflict.
3 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Healthy relationships are built on respect, never on control. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens to recognize the warning signs of dating violence, including jealousy, pressure, put-downs and controlling behavior, in person and online. They practice respectful communication, learn about consent and personal responsibility, and learn how to get help for themselves or a friend.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Loss comes in many forms, from a death in the family to divorce, a move or a friendship that ends. This skills-based class gives pre-teens and teens tools to understand and work through grief. They learn healthy ways to cope, build emotional resilience, honor what they've been through with self-compassion, and find hope and direction for the future.
8 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This class educates youth on the dangers and consequences of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Participants will learn how impaired decision-making affects safety, legal outcomes, and others, while building skills to make responsible choices.
8 Hour
Best for Adult (18 years or older)
This class provides adults with an in-depth understanding of the risks, legal consequences, and real-life impact of driving under the influence. Participants will explore decision-making, accountability, and strategies to prevent future incidents.
12 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This extended course offers a deeper exploration of the dangers, consequences, and long-term impact of driving under the influence. Participants will build stronger awareness, accountability, and decision-making skills to support lasting behavioral change.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Stress, social media and pressure to look a certain way can change how young people feel about food and their bodies. This skills-based class helps pre-teens and teens understand eating disorders and what causes them, and recognize their own trigger patterns. They practice reframing negative thoughts, managing emotions and treating their bodies with kindness, building the confidence and healthy habits that support recovery.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Being heard starts with knowing how to say what you mean. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens to express themselves clearly, listen actively and handle difficult conversations with confidence. They practice being assertive without being aggressive, resolving conflicts, and communicating well with parents, teachers, friends and future employers.
3 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Big feelings can lead to choices young people regret. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens to recognize what they're feeling, understand why, and pause before they react. They build self-awareness and self-control, practice mindful ways to handle fear, sadness and frustration, and learn to make thoughtful decisions when emotions run high.
3 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Gang involvement harms young people, their families and their communities. This skills-based class teaches youth to recognize the risks of gang activity, resist peer pressure and solve problems without violence. Participants build positive relationships and learn to choose safer paths toward a better future.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This skills-based class helps youth understand identity development, gender expression and the factors that shape self-discovery. Participants learn about brain development, stigma and bullying, and build emotional safety, resilience and healthy decision-making skills. They gain the self-awareness and confidence to make thoughtful choices for their long-term well-being.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
One moment with a gun can change a young person's life forever. This skills-based class helps pre-teens and teens understand what leads to gun violence, including risk factors, emotional triggers and peer influence, and the consequences for victims, families and their own futures. They learn to calm down before reacting, set boundaries, walk away from dangerous situations and turn to trusted adults for support.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
What young people eat affects their energy, mood, focus and growth. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens the basics of good nutrition: how to read food labels, build balanced meals and make smart choices at school, at home and when eating out. They learn how healthy eating helps prevent disease and supports lifelong well-being.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Character shows in the choices young people make when no one is watching. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens the value of honesty, responsibility and ethical decision-making. Through self-reflection, they see how integrity shapes their friendships, their reputation and their future opportunities. They learn to earn trust and to make decisions that match their values.
6 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module helps youth understand how trafficking occurs, why certain individuals are targeted, and how risk factors develop. Participants explore emotional triggers, trauma bonding, and social pressures while learning boundary-setting, safety planning, and self-worth skills. The class promotes awareness, resilience, recovery, and positive choices that support long-term safety and empowerment.
6 Hour
Best for Parent
This module educates parents on the warning signs, risk factors, and prevention strategies related to human trafficking. Parents or caregivers will learn how to recognize vulnerabilities, strengthen protective factors, and guide their children in making safe, informed decisions in both online and real-world environments.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Acting first and thinking later gets a lot of young people in trouble. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens to stop, think and weigh the consequences before they act. They learn to spot their triggers, manage impulsive urges, build self-discipline and practice waiting for what they want, helping them avoid risky behavior and make better choices.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
The pain passed down through generations is not your fault, and you have the power to break the cycle. This skills-based class offers Native youth a compassionate look at intergenerational trauma and cultural disconnection, and how they can affect families today. Through storytelling, self-awareness and traditional values, pre-teens and teens build a stronger sense of identity, learn healthy ways to heal, and grow the resilience to shape a different future.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Disagreements are part of life, and how young people handle them makes the difference. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens to see other points of view, show empathy and say what they mean without starting a fight. They practice calming tense situations, clearing up misunderstandings and finding win-win solutions, building problem-solving skills for peaceful, respectful relationships.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Success starts with believing you can grow. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens to set goals they care about, beat procrastination and stay focused when things get hard. They build self-discipline and persistence, learn to treat mistakes as chances to improve, and gain the confidence to take charge of their own futures.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
The people and habits around young people shape the choices they make. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens to recognize negative influences, from peer pressure to harmful habits and risky behavior, and to stand firm against them. They learn to size up a situation, weigh the consequences and choose what fits their own values and goals, building self-confidence and positive ways to cope.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Getting what you need doesn't have to turn into an argument. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens how to negotiate with parents, teachers, friends and others in a calm, respectful way. They learn to keep their emotions in check, cool down a heated moment, find common ground and speak up for themselves while still considering what the other person needs.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
A split-second mistake behind the wheel can change a teen's life. This skills-based class helps young drivers recognize risky habits and replace them with safer ones. Teens learn to put the phone away, never drive impaired, control their speed and stay calm on the road, building the confidence and commitment to drive responsibly for life.
8 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This class helps youth understand the dangers of reckless driving behaviors such as speeding, distraction, and risk-taking. Participants will learn how these choices impact safety and legal outcomes while building safer driving habits.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Youth and parents may be separated for extended periods due to foster care, parental incarceration, military deployment, or no-contact orders. This module helps parents and children stay connected, manage emotions, and prepare for a smooth reunification. Participants will learn strategies to rebuild relationships, set expectations, and create a positive, supportive transition.
3 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Speaking up for yourself is a skill, and it can be learned. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens to say what they need clearly and respectfully at school, at home, in court and with other adults. They build confidence, set personal goals and learn to make informed decisions, so they can take charge of their future and stand strong against negative influences.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
When emotions feel like too much, young people need safe ways to cope and people they can turn to. This skills-based class helps pre-teens and teens understand the feelings and situations behind self-harm, without judgment. They learn healthy coping skills, ways to calm strong emotions, and how to reach out to a trusted adult, building resilience and a path toward recovery.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This module provides youth with age-appropriate education on boundaries, consent, and personal safety. Youth will learn how to recognize unsafe situations, understand their rights, and build confidence in seeking help and making safe, informed choices.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
What gets posted online can follow a young person for years. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens to use social media responsibly: protecting their privacy, thinking before they share, and handling online drama, cyberbullying and strangers safely. They learn the benefits and risks of digital life, how to set personal boundaries and how to treat others with respect online.
12 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
This class supports young parents in developing the skills needed to care for their child while continuing their own personal growth. Topics include responsibility, child development basics, decision-making, and building a stable and supportive future for both parent and child.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Shoplifting often has more to do with feelings than with wanting something. This skills-based class helps pre-teens and teens understand the emotions, thoughts and habits behind stealing, from peer pressure and thrill-seeking to stress. They learn how theft affects victims, their families and their own future, and build the self-awareness and empathy to make lasting change.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Strategies to understand the causes and impacts of chronic absenteeism. Focus is on fostering accountability, highlighting the importance of education, and developing practical skills to improve attendance. Individuals will explore underlying factors contributing to truancy and learn how to overcome barriers, set goals, and make positive choices for their future.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Mental health matters as much as physical health, and talking about it is a sign of strength. This skills-based class helps pre-teens and teens understand common mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression, recognize the signs in themselves and their friends, and speak openly without shame. They learn healthy ways to cope and how to know when it's time to ask for help.
4 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Helps at-risk individuals in the court system gain empathy and understanding of the impact their actions can have on others. Focus is on recognizing the effects of harm, building accountability, and fostering compassion. Participants learn to consider others’ perspectives, understand the consequences of their behavior, and explore ways to make amends. This awareness empowers individuals to make more positive, responsible choices in the future.
3 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Every choice a young person makes shapes what comes next. This skills-based class teaches pre-teens and teens to think critically before they decide: gather the facts, look at their options, weigh the risks and picture the outcome. They practice making responsible decisions about friendships, school and their own well-being, guided by their values and goals for the future.
2 Hour
Best for Youth (12-18 years old)
Phones, games and apps are part of nearly every hour of a young person's day. This skills-based class helps pre-teens and teens look honestly at how technology affects their sleep, mood, schoolwork and relationships. They track their screen time, weigh the good and bad sides of being online, set limits that work for them, and learn to use technology on purpose instead of out of habit.
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We believe every young person deserves a chance to thrive, regardless of their background or circumstances. Our program is designed to support at-risk adolescents and young adults, equipping them with the essential tools, skills, and confidence needed to make healthy choices and build a brighter future. Our classes empower youth to rise above life challenges and create a pathway toward resilience, well-being, and success.
RISE is dedicated to early intervention for youth at risk. Our mission is to prevent negative life outcomes by providing proactive, supportive, and engaging learning experiences that promote positive decision-making, personal growth, and self-worth. By addressing the root causes of risky behavior and enhancing essential life skills, we aim to steer young individuals toward a safe, stable, and fulfilling future.
Our program is designed for adolescents and young adults who may face various challenges, including:
Through RISE, we strive to help youth overcome these obstacles, break the cycle of harmful behavior, and build a life filled with opportunity and purpose.
Our program covers a range of interactive online classes that address critical areas affecting youth today. Each class combines evidence-based practices with practical, real-world applications, providing participants with knowledge, skills, and strategies to make constructive life changes. Here are some of our core offerings:
RISE is more than just an online class—it’s a comprehensive support system that encourages high-risk youth to take control of their futures. The program not only provides educational support, but also fosters self-worth, resilience, and empowerment. Classes are designed to make a lasting impact- assisting youth to become more confident, more responsible, and more equipped to face life’s challenges.
We are committed to inspiring hope and fostering resilience. Join us and become part of a community dedicated to making a difference. Together, we can help today’s youth rise above their challenges and create a positive future for themselves and their communities.
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RISE is an online supportive education program designed for at-risk youth facing challenges such as unstable home environments, exposure to violence, substance abuse, or difficulty managing emotions. It provides early intervention to equip young people with the tools to make positive choices, build self-confidence, and develop essential life skills. The program serves adolescents and young adults who may be involved with the juvenile justice system, struggling in school, or at risk of engaging in harmful behaviors. RISE empowers participants to overcome obstacles, take responsibility for their futures, and develop the resilience needed to succeed in life.
RISE classes are fully online and available on-demand, allowing youth to complete them at their own pace. Each class includes engaging content, interactive exercises, and real-world applications that help youth apply what they learn to their daily lives. The classes are designed to be accessible and easy to follow, with lessons focused on key areas such as emotional regulation, decision-making, conflict resolution, and personal growth. Participants can log in from any device with internet access and receive a certificate of completion after finishing each class, which may be used for court or program requirements.
The class you should take depends on the specific challenges you are facing. If you struggle with managing anger or emotions, the Anger Management or High-Conflict Behavioral Skills class may be a good fit. If you’re dealing with substance abuse or addictive behaviors, the Addictive Behaviors course will offer useful tools. For those dealing with trauma or loss, Dealing With Loss and Beyond Abuse & Neglect provide valuable support. If you’re looking to improve decision-making, Impulse Control and Building Accountability can help.
A Customer Service team member is available to guide you in selecting the right course based on your individual needs. We offer extended support hours and can assist you via phone, email, or live chat for your convenience.
Class durations vary depending on the topic and depth of material covered. Core classes range from 4 to 24 hours, while shorter enrichment intervention modules are 2 to 5 hours long. Each course is designed to be completed at the participant’s own pace, with the flexibility to pause and resume as needed. Some youth may finish a course in a single session, while others may take a few days to complete it. Upon completion, participants receive a certificate that can be used for court, school, or personal development purposes.
Yes. Upon successful completion of a RISE class, participants receive a PDF certificate that can be emailed or printed as proof of completion. This certificate includes your name, course title, completion date, and a unique verification code. It serves as official documentation for those referred by a court, school, or other organization. If you are taking this class voluntarily, the certificate can be a valuable record of personal growth and commitment to positive change.
Our certificates are widely recognized and can be presented to relevant authorities, educational institutions, or employers as needed. If a requiring agency has specific acceptance guidelines, we encourage them to reach out to us directly. You may also contact us, and we will make every effort to connect with them.
While RISE classes are designed using research-based, trauma-informed practices that align with many court and juvenile justice requirements, approval varies by jurisdiction. We encourage participants to check with their court, probation officer, school, or referring agency to confirm acceptance before enrolling. Our courses are commonly used for early intervention programs, probation requirements, and school discipline alternatives. If you need documentation or additional details to provide to your court or program, our support team can assist with verification requests and certificates of completion.
Yes. While some youth may be referred by a court, school, or legal authority, RISE is open to any at-risk youth seeking guidance and personal growth. RISE classes are designed for young individuals facing challenges such as emotional struggles, peer pressure, unstable home environments, or difficulty making positive choices. Whether referred by an agency or joining voluntarily, participants gain valuable skills to improve behavior, strengthen decision-making, and build resilience. RISE offers a supportive, judgment-free space where youth can develop confidence, learn healthy coping strategies, and work toward a brighter future—regardless of their background or circumstances.
Yes. RISE is designed to support participants in developing healthier behaviors and coping strategies to reduce the likelihood of situations that could lead to legal trouble. Many at-risk youth face challenges related to impulse control, peer pressure, and emotional regulation, increasing the risk of negative outcomes. While no program can guarantee specific results, RISE uses evidence-based education to foster accountability, self-awareness, and positive decision-making. By equipping participants with practical skills to handle conflicts, resist negative influences, and set personal goals, RISE aims to support long-term personal growth and success.
Yes. Our optional Visual Identification module helps confirm that the assigned participant is the one completing the program by capturing periodic snapshots for identity verification. Referring professionals, including court officials, probation officers, and counselors, can request progress updates and completion certificates as official proof of participation.
If a program or legal authority requires verification, our team can provide identity-confirmed documentation to ensure compliance. This added layer of security enhances accountability, giving stakeholders confidence that participants are actively engaged and meeting necessary requirements.
Enrollment is simple and can be done directly through our website. Courses are available for immediate access upon registration, and participants can complete them at their own pace. Pricing varies based on the length and type of course selected. Some courts, schools, or community organizations may cover the cost of enrollment or offer scholarships for eligible participants. If financial assistance is needed, please reach out to our team to discuss available options. Able 2 Adjust, Inc.™ is committed to making these resources accessible to youth in need, ensuring they have the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.
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