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The Offender Perspective

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Every individual who wears a SCRAMx bracelet has a unique, personal story. But after SCRAMx becomes a part of so many diverse lives, the outcomes share these common themes.

What SCRAMx Means to Program Participants

The following quotations reflect the experiences that participants most frequently report from their time on SCRAMx*:

Security

While SCRAMx helps protect public safety, offenders also feel more secure while on the device, often referring to the experience as “life-saving.”

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Continuous Accountability
As a constant reminder to not drink, participants frequently think of SCRAMx as a personal coach and credit their bracelets for keeping them “on the straight and narrow.”

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Awareness

When SCRAMx participants begin to see life clearly for what it can be – rather than the blur it used to be – they get “high” on a renewed sense of responsibility and self-worth.

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Achievement

At first, many participants think they will “lose everything – friends, family, all of it” because they must wear SCRAMx. But once they near finish line, they start celebrating real gains rather than fearing imagined losses.

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Financial Responsibility

By paying their SCRAMx program fees, clients literally invest in their own success which, for many, changes their outlook about how they spend their money.

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Friends and Family

SCRAMx enables participants to “see life from the other side of the fence” and envision themselves in better contexts. In turn, it lets the people in their lives embrace the positive changes these individuals begin to make.

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A New Outlook

Even those participants who complain about SCRAMx admit that the program offers some undeniable upsides.

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*Based on comments received from the SCRAMx Exit Survey