12/12/2025
Across prisons, jails, and specialized treatment programs, research continues to confirm MRT as an effective, evidence-based model for improving behavior and reducing recidivism. 📊✨ All highlighted studies are available on ccimrt.com for further reading:
• SAMHSA Review: MRT is nationally recognized for lowering recidivism and strengthening decision-making skills.
• Behavior Change Report: MRT improves mental health engagement, reduces incidents, and increases stability for high-risk individuals.
• 2018 Kentucky Evaluation: MRT participants show dramatically lower return rates than comparison groups.
• Specialized MRT Programs: Veterans, parents, and individuals managing anger or behavioral challenges demonstrate stronger outcomes and safer conduct.
• Trauma-Focused MRT: Trauma interventions reduce infractions and support emotional regulation.
• Statewide MRT Impact: Kentucky’s 2017 report documents major decreases in disciplinary write-ups and stronger reentry success.
All reports can be found on our website.