Court-ordered classes across Texas — online and in person, led by licensed professionals.
MindLift Alliance offers a full range of court-ordered and court-accepted educational programs meeting standards required by Texas courts, probation departments, attorneys, CPS, and community agencies. Certificates of completion provided. Self-paced online and live virtual options available.
Court-accepted programs for adults and teens across Texas.
All programs are available in self-paced online and live virtual formats. Certificates of completion are issued after all required hours are finished. Final acceptance is determined by each court or agency — verify with your referring authority before enrolling.
Anger Management
4-, 8-, 12-, and 16-hour formats. Covers emotional regulation, communication strategies, conflict resolution, and trigger identification. Available for adults and teens. See also: McKinney and Collin County pages.
Cognitive Behavioral Life Skills
4- and 8-hour formats. Teaches healthy decision-making and personal responsibility using CBT strategies — problem-solving, emotional awareness, and goal-oriented behavior.
Impulsive Behavior & Decision-Making
Designed for clients who struggle with impulse control or repeated behavioral patterns. Focus on slowing responses, considering consequences, and building self-control.
Parenting & Co-Parenting Education
For parents required by CPS, family court, or probation to complete parenting education. Covers child development, communication, and healthy co-parenting boundaries.
Substance Abuse Education
Educational programs covering the effects of substance use, decision-making, and community resources. Accepted by many Texas courts for DWI, drug possession, and related requirements.
Domestic Violence Awareness
Covers the dynamics of domestic violence, healthy relationship patterns, accountability, and community support resources — for court-required participants and voluntary enrollees.
Self-paced, documented, and court-ready.
All programs are available online and self-paced, so you can complete your required hours on your own schedule — from anywhere in Texas. Live virtual options are available for courts that require real-time attendance.
Upon completing all required hours, you receive a certificate of completion with your name, date, total instructional hours, and provider information — formatted for court or probation submission.
For county-specific information, see our pages for Collin County, Harris County, Dallas County, and many more Texas counties.
Licensed Texas professionals — not online certificate mills.
Every MindLift Alliance program is developed and facilitated by licensed Texas mental health professionals. Our classes meet general standards required by Texas courts — though final acceptance is always at the discretion of the individual judge or supervising agency.
We are based in McKinney, Texas and serve clients statewide through our online platform. Our team has years of experience working with clients referred through courts, probation departments, attorneys, and community supervision programs across Texas. We understand the importance of thorough documentation and clear, professional reporting for legal purposes.
Texas court-ordered classes FAQ — Court-ordered classes Texas
Do Texas courts accept online classes?
Many Texas courts accept online court-ordered classes, but acceptance varies by jurisdiction, judge, and program type. MindLift Alliance programs meet general Texas court standards. Always verify acceptance with your attorney, probation officer, or the referring court before enrolling. Visit txcourts.gov for court contact information.
Are these classes provided by licensed professionals?
Yes. All MindLift Alliance programs are developed and facilitated by licensed Texas mental health professionals, including Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs) and other credentialed clinicians.
How do I get my completion certificate?
Certificates of completion are issued automatically after you finish all required hours. The certificate includes your name, date, total instructional hours, course name, and provider information — formatted for court or probation submission.
What if my court has not pre-approved this provider?
We can help. Use our court pre-approval request form to submit provider information directly to your court for review before you enroll. This ensures your completion will be accepted.
How do I know which program or how many hours I need?
Your court order, probation terms, or referring attorney will specify the program type and required hours. If you are unsure, contact your attorney or probation officer, or call our team at (972) 855-8183 and we can help clarify.
Ready to get started?
Browse available programs, request court pre-approval, or call our intake team for guidance on which class fits your court order.