A prison consultant should offer more than boilerplate information. With that end in mind, I share both depth and breadth of information in a variety of ways. Through PrisonProfessor.com I offer guides that individuals may follow to prepare for success. Regardless of whether the individual is a white-collar offender, drug offender, or facing any type of criminal charge, the individual should educate himself more on:
The presentence investigation (PSI) Sentence mitigation strategies Alternative sentences Residential Drug Abuse Program (RDAP) Strategies to prepare for success after a criminal charge
In addition to the guides, those who want a personal prison consultant will find enormous value in working with me. In addition to the prison consulting services I offer, each day I produce a new podcast for free.
Prison Consultant speaks with Ryan Ryskamp:
Today’s podcast is the first of two episodes with Ryan Ryskamp. Ryan shares how he served 37 months inside of the federal prison camp in Morgantown, West Virginia. He entered prison as a college graduate. While in prison, however, Ryan describes how others mentored him. He served time alongside many white collar offenders who had worked as physicians, business owners, and investors. From those individuals, Ryan describes how he learned a great deal that would contribute to his success upon release. His initial transformation, however, came while he was in the county jail and he read the self-help classic, Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill.
Ryan’s episode shows how an individual can derive a wealth of knowledge by learning from others. Although his lawyer didn’t prepare him for the challenges of confinement, he was able to navigate his way through by learning from others. He said that he would’ve found that knowledge invaluable before his time in confinement began.
If you’re looking for more information on the challenges of confinement, you’ll find expert guidance at PrisonProfessor.com, or through personal prison consulting services that I offer.
Tomorrow, we’ll offer part two of my interview with Ryan.
Ryan offered the following contact information for those who would like to connect:
