This paper discusses the correctional program Parcours (Pathways). The program is designed to promote responsibility and positive change in offenders. It contains three modules that address motivation for change, antisocial thinking, and relapse prevention in all types of offenders, including women offenders. Each module is delivered in 8 hours blocks by staff with undergraduate degrees in the social sciences. It can be delivered in prisons or in community settings. An initial program implementation evaluation shows that Parcours was introduced in 95 % of Quebec prisons and that nearly 1 000 offenders have participated in the program. Results show, however, that offenders tend to participate in only two of the three program modules. These results indicate a need for a more systematic implementation of the program to ensure participation in the full program. An outcome evaluation is also required.