Program Structure
Program Term
Participants are enrolled into the Family Recovery Program (FRP) for one year, commencing on
the date of original court referral.
A participant may be referred to the FRP to a new program term after a previous discharge if
they have a new or different child and meet the eligibility requirements.
- FRP Court Hearings
- FRP Court Hearings are generally held each Friday.
Drug Testing
Frequent urinalysis testing monitors abstinence. FRP requires witnessed, direct-observation collections. Participants undergo random and scheduled drug testing throughout their participation in the FRP. Participants must submit to the drug testing as required by their corresponding FRP track and/or recovery service plan.
FRP recovery service plans require parents to maintain safe, substance-free environments for their children. This allows the court to also request drug tests of other individuals in the participant’s household to assess compliance.
Substance Abuse Treatment
Treatment services are comprehensive and provide:
- Individual and group counseling
- Relapse prevention
- Self-help groups
- Preventative and primary medical care
- General health and nutrition education
- Parenting skills
- Domestic violence education
Treatment services have quality controls and are accountable. Treatment designs and delivery systems are sensitive and relevant to issues of race, culture, religion, gender, age, ethnicity, and sexual orientation.