Hi, I'm Conor Murphy. I'm an educator, coach and advocate for change within the criminal justice system.
With over a decade of experience working in the community supervision side of the criminal justice system, I have witnessed firsthand the challenges individuals face when trying to break free from the cycle of recidivism.
What sets me apart is my deep fascination with the intersection of current psychedelic research and the CJ system's evidence-based practices. I firmly believe that by integrating the insights from this emerging field with proven methodologies, we can create powerful strategies to reduce the risk of getting trapped in the system and promote lasting positive change.
Whether you're a criminal justice professional, a policy-maker, or an organization seeking innovative approaches, I am dedicated to providing services that are informed, compassionate, and effective. Let's work together to shape a more enlightened and progressive criminal justice system.
My Services.
One on one.
Educational Workshops
I offer one-on-one consultation that explores your current work processes and opportunities. We will investigate how your role and work has the potential to interface with elements of the criminal justice system.
With the burgeoning research in behavioral sciences via psychedelics, there is opportunity that efforts in both fields can weave together to create change.
In a workshop setting, I provide knowledge and thought-exercises around current practices within the community supervision field of the criminal justice system. Through collaboration, we consider new ways of thinking to reshape how our system functions. As a group, we will address a system that is in need of change to create a new ways of thinking and adoption in community supervision and criminal justice.
Areas of Expertise
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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Positive Behavior Change
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Recidivism, Risk and Harm Reduction
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Foundations of Community Supervision
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8 Guiding Principles for Effective Intervention
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Risk - Need - Responsivity
"The only way to make sense of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance."
Alan Watts