Programs Offered

Men’s Domestic Abuse Program

The Men’s Domestic Abuse Program is a continuously running, co-facilitated group that is 27 weeks long. The program uses the Duluth model, which is Domestic Abuse Intervention, to reduce domestic violence against women. The group is for men who have been Court-ordered to complete a domestic abuse counseling program, are involved in a child protection case, or self-referrals deemed appropriate by the facilitators. The program meets statutory requirements for Domestic Violence programming under MSS 518B.02 subd 2.

The program is broken down into 10 sections covering topics of non-violence, non-threatening behavior, respect, trust and support, honesty and accountability, responsible parenting, shared responsibility, economic partnership, sexual respect, and negotiation and fairness. The main focus is to have the participants look at their beliefs on how relationships work, women, and their own behavior because beliefs drive actions. Therefore, beliefs need to be evaluated and/or changed in order to have healthy relationships.


Moving On

Moving On is an intervention program specifically for women who are involved with the criminal justice system. The overarching goal of this program is to assist women in developing personal and social resources to reduce the risk of future criminal behavior. The program aims not only at reducing criminal behavior but also at increasing the health and well-being of women, their families and the community. The Moving On program is 28 weeks in length and is broken down into six modules with various topics explored in each module.


Youth Presentations and Programs

Todd-Wadena Community Corrections has taken an active approach at identifying and addressing some of the present-day issues that our teens are faced with. We strive to meet the needs of our youth and communities and in doing so, Todd-Wadena Community Corrections has developed various presentations and programs as a way to educate youth of the potential negative consequences of their actions and give them information to hopefully make better choices.

Sometimes, youth are required to complete an online educational class or an intervention course.

Presentations and Programs offered include:

    • Drug & Alcohol Class
    • Violence Prevention Class
    • Theft Awareness Class
    • Sexting Education Program
    • Vaping & Tobacco Education
    • Social Media Education Presentation
    • Bullying Prevention Presentation
    • Internet Safety
  • For more information contact Dan Huebsch or Haley Buhl
  • Todd County Office: (320) 732-6165
  • Wadena County Office: (218) 631-7618