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PSAP Facility Guide
It’s never too early—and it’s never too late—to begin preparing for success after prison.
The Facility Guide for Preparing for Success After Prison will help teachers in prison. We prepared this course specifically for people in jail and prison.
We encourage teachers or justice-impacted people to rely upon our self-directed course, Preparing for Success After Prison. They may use the workbook alone, or contact us to access the video files, audio files, and written exercises that accompany our comprehensive course.
We’re determined to help people in jail and prison pursue a self-directed pathway to success.
My name is Michael Santos, and I am the founder of Prison Professors. From August 11, 1987, through August 12, 2013, I lived in federal prisons of every security level as number 16377-004. During my journey of 9,500 days in prison, I learned from leaders that
With our Facility Guide, teachers will have more information on our course. We encourage teachers to use the Preparing for Success after Prison course as a resource to improve the culture of their institutions, and to improve outcomes for the people serving time.
Participants will learn the importance of making values-based, goal-oriented decisions that align with how each person defines success.
Step 1: Define success
Step 2: Create a plan
Step 3: Set priorities
Step 4: Build tools, tactics, and resources
Step 5: Create accountability logs showing how you’re executing the plan
For more information contact Michael@Prisonprofessors.com
The Facility Guide for Preparing for Success After Prison will help teachers in prison. We prepared this course specifically for people in jail and prison.
We encourage teachers or justice-impacted people to rely upon our self-directed course, Preparing for Success After Prison. They may use the workbook alone, or contact us to access the video files, audio files, and written exercises that accompany our comprehensive course.
We’re determined to help people in jail and prison pursue a self-directed pathway to success.
My name is Michael Santos, and I am the founder of Prison Professors. From August 11, 1987, through August 12, 2013, I lived in federal prisons of every security level as number 16377-004. During my journey of 9,500 days in prison, I learned from leaders that
With our Facility Guide, teachers will have more information on our course. We encourage teachers to use the Preparing for Success after Prison course as a resource to improve the culture of their institutions, and to improve outcomes for the people serving time.
Participants will learn the importance of making values-based, goal-oriented decisions that align with how each person defines success.
Step 1: Define success
Step 2: Create a plan
Step 3: Set priorities
Step 4: Build tools, tactics, and resources
Step 5: Create accountability logs showing how you’re executing the plan
For more information contact Michael@Prisonprofessors.com
42 pages, Paperback
Published October 7, 2022
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