FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAMS &
GROUP SUPPORT FOR OFFENDERS
Forensic Group Programs
Real change in human behaviour can be achieved. It happens when an individual’s core triggers are identified, and strategies are developed to create a life-changing action plan which is then followed through with actions. We work in connection with the Department of Corrections and the courts, and we understand that tangible change is possible.
We will work with you to help facilitate that change and help you reintegrate into society seamlessly and with mitigated possibilities of reoffending. We know that you may have not had the best start in life or could have been involved in a situation where your mental health shrouded your decision-making. But, with our help, we’ll work with you to get your life back on track!
Shelly Jacks
Program Developer & Director/Founder of Magnus Health
Shelley has over fifteen years of experience working in forensic psychology for Queensland Corrective Services, both in a custodial and non-custodial setting. She has completed over 3000 treatment hours and provided treatment and assessment for high-risk violent and sexual offenders in Queensland.
For a number of years, she was the Team Leader for therapeutic/criminogenic programs and also the Senior Psychologist at Wolston Correctional Centre, where the majority of high-risk offenders are treated. Shelley has many years of experience with the treatment of domestic violence perpetrators. For ten years, she aided in facilitating the Men’s Domestic Violence Perpetrator Program at Southport Probation and Parole.
Shelly Jacks
Program Developer & Director/Founder of Magnus Health
Shelley has over fifteen years of experience working in forensic psychology for Queensland Corrective Services, both in a custodial and non-custodial setting. She has completed over 3000 treatment hours and provided treatment and assessment for high-risk violent and sexual offenders in Queensland.
For a number of years, she was the Team Leader for therapeutic/criminogenic programs and also the Senior Psychologist at Wolston Correctional Centre, where the majority of high-risk offenders are treated. Shelley has many years of experience with the treatment of domestic violence perpetrators. For ten years, she aided in facilitating the Men’s Domestic Violence Perpetrator Program at Southport Probation and Parole.
The New Way Program
This program has been developed to change the behaviour of first-time sex offenders to reduce their risk of re-offending in the community. It is a presentence program, specifically for men who have decided to plead guilty to the offence and provides an option for bail conditions.
The New Way Program is outcome driven and utilises a co-facilitation model run by Magnus Health’s team of registered psychologists. Over the course of the program, our team will work to understand who the participants are and why they did what they did and work with them through a guided step-by-step treatment plan.
Support is Always There!
If you need our forensic psychology assistance, our expert team are readily available to help you. If you have any questions about our New Way Program or would like to book, get in touch with the button below.