Friday, April 19, 2024
4/19/2024
The proposed BHTC is based on a collaborative, problem-solving approach to reduce recidivism by individuals with behavioral health disorders and to promote public safety and improved quality of life for court participants and their families. A combination of accountability, consistency, encouragement, effective behavioral health treatment, and linkage to community resources will support participant achievement of long-term stability, reduced relapse, and reduced technical violations of probation or recidivism. Participants in the BHTC will develop individual treatment and success plans to chart their progress through four phases:1) Orientation and Stabilization; 2) Active Treatment; 3) Putting it All Together; and 4) Relapse Prevention and Transition. Graduation from the program is marked by 6 months sobriety and compliance with treatment plan; completion of court-ordered treatment, completion of probation, and establishment of an aftercare plan. The BHTC will serve adults, ages 18 and older, with serious and persistent mental illness and co-occurring substance use disorders.
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