About Truthought’s cognitive behavioral process, tools and curriculum. We’ve provided life-transforming curriculum since 1995 for programs and people from all walks of life. Here is a sampling of reports and studies from programs that use Truthought.
2010, Effective Case Management, Dept. of Justice, Center for Effective Public Policy. Places Truthought at the top of the list of a dozen effective programs.
A complementary Thinking Assessment, developed by Dr. Kay Baker.
Truthought Thinking Assessment Development by Dr. Kay Baker
Talbert House, the University of Cincinnati and Truthought agreed to implement and evaluate the Truthought Treatment Model at five Talbert House service sites. The program was designed to capture data on treatment outcomes from a variety of populations including men, women, and children and from both residential and outpatient settings. In the research report the Truthought model is referred to by its aka: Corrective Thinking.
Hubbard, D., & Latessa, E. (2004) Final Report: Evaluation of Cognitive-Behavioral Programs for Offenders: A Look at Outcome and Responsivity in Five Treatment Programs. Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Systems.
2012, based on the Truthought Program
Hubbard, D. (2002). Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment: An analysis of gender and other responsivity characteristics and their effects on success in offender rehabilitation. Unpublished dissertation, University of Cincinnati.
This study refers to the Truthought Model as Corrective Thinking.
Hudson, J. (2001). Perceived factors leading to a lack of recidivism among juvenile offenders. Unpublished Master’s thesis, Northern State University.
This study refers to the Truthought Model as Corrective Thinking.
1997 – 2001
