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Risk-need-responsivity at scale
Deliver evidence-based interventions without adding staff. Atlas helps correctional staff manage large caseloads while maintaining fidelity to proven practices.
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Correctional staff face the challenge of managing large caseloads while upholding evidence-based practices and tailoring interventions to individual needs and risk levels.
Atlas makes it possible to do more with less.
How Atlas Works
Expand access to programs
Serve more populations despite staffing shortages. Applicable for general population, short-term transitional programming, restrictive housing, therapeutic diversion units, and wait lists.
Reduce staff burden
Atlas streamlines session plans and case notes so staff can spend more time doing what they love. Track and manage client progress in one dashboard.
Increase safety and prosocial time
Enhance unstructured time with on-demand, evidence-based content proven to drive positive change and reduce safety incidents.
More than curriculum delivery
Atlas gives staff the tools they need to work smarter and spend more time on what matters most.
Tailored interventions based on identified needs
Generate risk-need responsive, case plan-aligned interventions in seconds
Smart check-in planning
Atlas distills complex client progress and engagement data so staff can plan targeted, high-impact check-ins in minutes
AI-generated case notes
After each session, Atlas auto-generates case notes saving as much as 10 hours per week per staff member
Staff fidelity monitoring and coaching
Atlas provides supervisors with coaching guidance following each session
Clinical Decision Support & Measurement-based care
Atlas's growing library of assessment tools and validated surveys support robust reporting and decision support
Risk Identification
Atlas flags potential risks and signs of disengagement, while highlighting key areas for coaching and follow-up
Proven Results
of incarcerated individuals engaged with Atlas in 90-day review
found Interactive Journaling in Atlas helpful for their goals
participants independently engaged in first 6 months
Case Study: State Department of Corrections
The Challenge
- Secure housing status prevented traditional treatment access prior to release
- Lockdown periods and staffing challenges made continuity difficult
- Only 36% of positions filled meant limited programming reach
The Outcomes
- 95% of activated users engaged with Atlas in 90-day review
- 100% of participants found Atlas helpful in follow-up survey
- Narrative analysis showed positive shifts in identity and motivation to change
What Professionals Are Saying
Our staff were pleasantly surprised to see how much time is being spent in the Journals along with how often they are opening them. We definitely expected the data to show more of a 'cram session' approach with the participants opening the Journals about once a week. We are happy to have been proven wrong!
State Department of Corrections
Comprehensive, Evidence-Based Content
Interactive Journaling integrates motivational interviewing, cognitive-behavior therapy, and the stages of change.
