Brisar Programme

The BriSaR programme aims to reduce the likelihood of reoffending among road offenders by developing their understanding and skills to prevent risky behaviours. The programme is primarily based on previous literature on working with road offenders, on the Portuguese experience and the following theoretical models: The Theory of Change (T.O.C.), Cognitive-Behavioural Theories, Social Learning Theory, the Health Action Process Approach, the Transtheoretical Model of Change, motivational interviewing and desistance theories.
​
​The programme is structured into two main parts: the core part with 16 sessions and the drink and drive part with another eight sessions.

consultar