CALR™ Behavioral & Accountability Services

A respectful, structured path forward when the stakes are high.

If you are facing a sexual misconduct allegation, court requirement, probation condition, or reentry challenge, you may feel overwhelmed and unsure where to turn. CALR™ provides professional, non-shaming, court-aware assessment, consultation, and treatment services.

Prefer email? info@calr.info. Please do not send detailed descriptions of alleged conduct by email.

Assessment & Evaluation

Psychosexual assessment, risk/need review, treatment planning, and consultation for attorney, court, probation, or personal decision-making needs.

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ABC Program

Accountability & Behavioral Change programming uses a structured 48-week track with group work, individual support, curriculum, reporting, and compliance monitoring when applicable.

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Reentry & Supervision Support

Support for people returning to the community, meeting supervision expectations, building structure, and developing self-managed accountability.

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Serious help for serious situations

CALR™ BAS is built for clients who need more than generic counseling. The work is accountability-focused, trauma-informed, legally aware, and oriented toward behavior change, risk reduction, relapse prevention, emotional regulation, responsible decision-making, and community safety.

Services may include structured treatment planning, attendance verification, participation summaries, progress updates, compliance-related documentation, and communication with authorized referral sources.

Led by Roy A. Blankenship

Roy A. Blankenship, LMFT, LPC, CPCS, CAADC, CSAT-S, CMAT, is a Georgia-licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Professional Counselor with extensive experience in forensic treatment, addiction recovery, trauma treatment, sex addiction treatment, and accountability-based behavioral change.

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The first step is simple.

Start with a brief first call. We will clarify the referral source, legal or supervision status, deadlines, and whether CALR™ is an appropriate fit.

Start with a 15-minute first call