Welcome to K.B. Re-entry Resources
Positive Change Is Possible
Additional Information
K.B. Re-entry Resources is a non-profit corporation that operates exclusively for educational and charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any Federal tax code. K. B. Re-entry Resources purpose is to assist and empower adults with anger management skills, parenting skills, substance use disorder counseling/education, coping strategies, and relapse prevention skills.
Mission statements – K. B. Re-entry Resources strengthens individuals, families, communities and assists with reducing recidivism.
Company Values – K.B. Re-entry Resources values consist of: professionalism, integrity, compassion, empathy, client-focused, ethical, respect, and innovation.
Executive Director – Alora Swayzer, is the facilitator of the Anger Management and Parenting classes/groups and conducts the Substance Use Disorder Assessments. Alora Swayzer's credentials include a M.S. in Human Service, Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor #13161, Certified Anger Resolution Therapist #2524-5937, and a Certification as a Parenting Instructor #66935
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About Us
Anger Management Classes
Substance Use Disorder Assessment
Anger Management Classes
Educate individuals who have experienced harmful consequences as a result of inappropriate expressions of anger, i.e. destructive or aggressive acts.
Parenting Classes
Substance Use Disorder Assessment
Anger Management Classes
Assist parents with correcting, improving, and increasing their capacity of raising healthier children by developing positive discipline techniques and learning age appropriate child development skills.
Substance Use Disorder Assessment
Substance Use Disorder Assessment
Substance Use Disorder Assessment
The Addiction Severity Index (ASI) is a semi-structured interview of about 200 questions that is designed to address seven potential problem areas in patients who are struggling with substance abuse.