Duration: 

Approximately 8 weeks or until all requirements are met.

Key Concepts: 

• Form relationships with the FRC Team and substance use treatment counselor.
• Begin treatment.
• Identify personal needs and goals.

Phase 1 Requirements:

• Attend the Family Recovery Court orientation, including substance use screening.
• Sign all agreements and consent forms.
• Complete a substance use assessment.
• Schedule a mental health evaluation and attend all recommended treatment and services.
• Develop an individualized case management plan, which may include:
  • Group counseling as recommended by the treatment counselor.
  • Individual counseling as recommended by the treatment counselor.
  • Drug and alcohol testing (scheduled and random) at least twice per week.
  • Explore self-help meetings, such as AA, NA, Celebrating Recovery, or Smart Recovery.
  • Complete a family needs assessment.
•  Comply with all recommendations of the substance use treatment plan.
• Refrain from alcohol and drug use.
• Attend FRC court hearings twice per month.
• Meet with the FRC Case Manager weekly and maintain regular communication.
• Initiate contact with the Recovery Coach and maintain regular contact (by phone and in person).
• Participate in FRC-sponsored pro-social activities and community service projects.

• No positive drug test results for 30 consecutive days (including behavioral positives).
• Regular attendance at court hearings (no unexcused absences for 30 days).
• No unexcused absences from substance use treatment or ancillary service appointments for at least 30 days.
• Attend prosocial activities (no unexcused absences for 30 days).
• Acknowledgement of having a substance use problem and demonstration of a commitment to live a lifestyle free of substance abuse.
• Complete all recovery assignments.
• Commitment to engage in substance use treatment.
• Recommendation of the FRC Team.

Duration:

A minimum of 18 weeks or until all requirements are met.

• Learn about living with substance use disorder.
• Learn healthy parenting and life skills.
• Develop a plan to address personal needs and living a life of sobriety.

• Update case management plan, if necessary.
• Attend group counseling recommended by the substance use treatment counselor.
• Attend individual counseling as recommended by the substance uses counselor.
• Submit to drug and alcohol testing (scheduled and random) at least twice per week.
• Attend self-help meetings, such as AA, NA, Celebrating Recovery, or Smart Recovery.
• Comply with all recommendations of the substance use treatment plan and work on treatment goals.
• Refrain from drug and alcohol use and develop a plan for long-term abstinence.
• Attend FRC court hearings twice per month.
• Meet with the FRC Case Manager weekly and maintain regular communication.
• Meet with Recovery Coach weekly and maintain regular communication.
• Explore education or vocation skills training or maintain current employment as recommended.
• Complete Narcan training offered by the Health Department.
• Participate in FRC-sponsored pro-social activities and community service projects.

• No positive drug test results for 30 consecutive days (including behavioral positives).
• Regular attendance at court hearings (no unexcused absences for minimum of 30 days).
• No unexcused absences from treatment or ancillary service appointments for 30 days.
• Attend FRC pro-social activities (no unexcused absences for 30 days).

Duration:

A minimum of 18 weeks or until all requirements are met.

Key Concepts:

• Using coping skills to maintain long-term sobriety.
• Practice healthy parenting and life skills.
• Encourage family to participate in the recovery process.

• Update case management plan, if necessary.
• Attend group counseling as directed by the treatment counselor.
• Attend individual counseling sessions as directed by the treatment counselor.
• Participate in family counseling sessions as recommended.
• Submit to drug testing (scheduled and random) at least once per week.
• Attend self-help meetings, such as AA, NA, Celebrating Recovery, or Smart Recovery.
• Obtain a sponsor and maintain regular contact.
• Comply with all recommendations of the substance use treatment plan and work on treatment goals.
• Refrain from drug and alcohol use and demonstrate long term abstinence goals.
• Attend FRC hearings at least once per month. 
• Meet with the FRC Case Manager at least biweekly and maintain regular communication. 
• Meet with the Recovery Coach weekly and maintain regular contact. 
• Continue education/vocation skills training or maintain employment.
• Complete CPR/First Aid class (or demonstrate equivalent current training).
• Complete Financially Fit Parenting (or equivalent financial planning/budgeting course).
• Attend life skills, employment, and education programs as directed.
• Complete parenting program(s) as directed.
• Participate in FRC-sponsored pro-social activities and community service projects.

• No positive drug test results for 30 consecutive days (including behavioral positives).
• Regular attendance at court hearing (no unexcused absences for 60 days).
• No unexcused absences from substance use treatment or ancillary service appointments for 60 days.
• Demonstrate progress with individual case management plan.
• Attend FRC pro-social activities (no unexcused absences for 60 days).
• Employed and/or actively engaged in vocational/educational training.
• Documented attendance at self-help meetings.
• Complete all recovery assignments.
• Acknowledgment of having a substance use disorder and demonstration of a commitment to live a lifestyle free of substance use.
• Recommendation of the FRC Team.

Duration:

A minimum of 8 weeks or until all requirements are met. 

Key Concepts:

• Identify community support systems to facilitate lifelong sobriety.
• Practice healthy parenting and life skills.
• Embrace an independent life style.

Phase 4 Requirements:

• Update case management plan, if necessary.
• Attend group counseling as directed by the treatment counselor.
• Attend individual counseling sessions as directed by the treatment counselor.
• Participate in family counseling sessions as recommended.
• Submit to drug and alcohol testing (random and scheduled) as directed by the treatment counselor or the FRC Team.
• Attend self-help meetings, such as AA, NA, or Smart Recovery.
• Continue developing a relationship with your sponsor.
• Comply with all recommendations of the treatment plan.
• Refrain from drug or alcohol use and demonstrate long term abstinence goals.
• Attend FRC hearings once per month (every 4 weeks).
• Meet with Recovery Coach biweekly and maintain regular contact (at least weekly).
• Meet with the Family Resource Coach biweekly and maintain regular contact (at least weekly).
• Meet with the FRC Case Manager a minimum of once per month and maintain regular communication.
• Continue education or vocation skills training or maintain employment.
• Attend life skills, parenting, employment, and education programs as directed.
• Participate in FRC-sponsored pro-social activities and community service projects.

• No positive drug test results for 60 consecutive days before graduation (including behavioral positives).
• Consistent attendance at all court hearings, treatment and ancillary service appointments (no unexcused absences for 60 days).
• Participate in FRC pro-social activities (no unexcused absences for 60 days).
• Demonstrate progress with individual case management plan.
• Employed and/or actively engaged in vocational/educational training.
• Documented attendance at self-help meetings.
• No new criminal charges (misdemeanors and payable traffic citations reviewed case-by-case).
• No adverse reports from any FRC Team member, employment/vocational trainer, or ancillary service provider.
• Complete all recovery assignments and graduation packet. 
• Recommendation of the FRC Team.