Ep. 36: Brad Bogue on Creating Healthy Agency Cultures of Resilience

Brad Bogue on Creating Healthy Agency Cultures of Resilience, speaking with Fleet Maull.

Veteran criminal justice system trainer, implementation science expert, author, and founder of Justice Systems Assessment & Training (J-SAT), Brad Bogue, talks about his work in implementing evidence-based practices (EBPs) like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and motivational interviewing (MI) in public safety, particularly within probation & parole agencies, community corrections, and drug court programs and his sense of priorities for the positive evolution of public safety. The emergence of evidence based practices (EBP's) in criminal justice and public safety. What it takes to implement evidence-based practices and skills at scale with agencies and systems. The power of the communities of practice model and the need to move beyond the "train and pray" approach to long-term investment in evidenced-based practice and sound implementation science.

BRAD BOGUE Bradford Bogue has worked in the fields of corrections, mental health, and alcohol and other drug addiction since 1971, when he started working in a therapeutic community-based in NY. Mr. Bogue has an MA in Sociology from the University of Colorado. When not working, Brad practices meditation, Tai Chi, and hikes on a near-daily basis. Mr. Bogue owned and managed an adult as well as juvenile licensed addiction treatment program, Center for Change, from 1999 to 2006. Currently he is the Director of Justice System Assessment & Training, a national consulting company operating since 1997 that specializes in the implementation of evidence-based practices.

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