You're here because something needs to change—and you're ready to do the work. This 4-hour program meets you where you are, not where someone thinks you should be. Instead of judgment, you'll find clarity. Instead of shame, you'll find science. We walk you through how trauma and stress shape your decisions, why certain situations pull you back in, and exactly how to protect yourself moving forward. Through the course of the modules, you'll learn the nervous system basics that explain your fight-or-flight responses, understand the real legal consequences you're facing, identify the emotional and relational patterns keeping you stuck, build a personalized safety plan, and create a decision-making framework for long-term stability. This isn't about punishment. It's about power—taking back control of your choices, your safety, and your future. The court will recognize your completion. Employers will see your commitment. But more importantly, you'll know exactly how to navigate what comes next. You're not broken. You're human. And you deserve support that actually works.

To begin with, COREPSO offers the PPP version, only.  Although both programs are grounded in trauma‑informed education and personal empowerment, the PPP and PDP serve distinct purposes within the legal and behavioral‑health landscape. The COREPSO Prostitution Prevention Program (PPP): The PPP is a prevention‑level educational course designed for individuals who benefit from early intervention, skill‑building, and awareness before behaviors escalate into patterns that require formal diversion. PPP courses are shorter (4, 8, 10, 12, or 16 hours) and focus on: *Safety awareness *Healing‑centered reflection *Empowerment‑based decision‑making *Understanding risk, coercion, and survival behaviors *Developing insight into personal patterns and triggers *Cognitive Skills Development & Effective Decision Making PPP is ideal for: *First‑time offenses *Low‑risk cases *Voluntary participation *Probation recommendations without diversion *Individuals seeking education rather than intensive rehabilitation PPP is educational, supportive, and preventative — not a diversion program. The Personal Safety & Decision‑Making Diversion Program (PDP) The PDP is a full diversion program designed for individuals who require a deeper, more structured, and clinically‑informed intervention. Diversion programs are typically 100 hours according to national standards, and they are used when courts want a comprehensive behavioral‑change curriculum. PDP focuses on: *Trauma‑informed rehabilitation *High‑risk behavior reduction *Advanced emotional‑regulation skills *Cognitive‑behavioral decision mapping *Somatic stabilization and nervous‑system education *Accountability and long‑term safety planning *Complex trauma patterns, coercion cycles, and survival‑based responses PDP is ideal for: *Repeat offenses *High‑risk cases *Court‑ordered diversion *Individuals requiring intensive support *Clients who need structured, multi‑hour therapeutic education PDP is clinical, comprehensive, and rehabilitative — not a prevention program. In Summary PPP = Prevention Short‑format, educational, early‑intervention, empowerment‑focused. PDP = Diversion Long‑format, clinically‑structured, trauma‑informed rehabilitation. Both programs share your signature trauma‑informed foundation, but they serve different levels of need and different court pathways.