A Guide to Right Thinking for Reentry: A Comprehensive Study Book for the Presently and Formerly Incarcerated - Paperback
A Guide to Right Thinking for Reentry: A Comprehensive Study Book for the Presently and Formerly Incarcerated - Paperback
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by Andre a. Ward (Author)
For many people, being incarcerated and then released from jails or prisons is something that often presents challenges. While incarcerated, people cope with the feeling of being away from those they care about and love; reflect on the actions that led them to being incarcerated; and ultimately face the fact that one day they will return to society. Then, upon release, the formerly incarcerated person has to reconnect or connect with family or others; navigate social systems; and become acquainted with a new way of living, all of which requires a new way of thinking. A Guide to Right Thinking for Reentry offers a simple yet comprehensive way to develop and maintain the right kind of thinking both during incarceration and upon release, so that one can live a positive and productive life.
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